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Mileage reimbursement and the real cost of a trip.
| Component | Per year | Per unit | This trip |
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| Rate | Claim | Against cost |
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Mileage claim
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Claim against actual cost
A standard mileage rate is meant to cover the whole cost of running a vehicle — fuel, servicing, tyres, insurance and depreciation — not fuel alone. Commuting between home and a regular workplace is normally personal travel rather than business travel in most tax systems.
The Mileage Calculator works out what a journey is worth as a reimbursement claim and what it actually costs to drive, with fuel, servicing, tyres, insurance and depreciation broken out — because those two numbers are rarely the same.
Calculate what a journey is worth as a mileage claim and what it actually costs to drive. Standard reimbursement rates are built in, and a separate breakdown shows the true running cost once fuel, servicing, tyres, insurance and depreciation are counted.
Those two numbers are rarely the same, and the gap is the point. A standard rate is a flat figure meant to approximate the total cost of running a vehicle across a whole population, so an efficient older car driven a lot will usually come out ahead on a per-mile claim, while a new car losing value quickly may cost more to run than the rate returns. Seeing both side by side is what makes the claim meaningful.
The reimbursement against the real cost, which is what tells you whether the rate is generous.
Fuel, servicing, tyres, insurance and depreciation, not fuel alone.
Common reimbursement rates preloaded, or enter your own.
Both distance units and both fuel economy conventions are handled.
The figure that makes vehicle running costs comparable at a glance.
In miles or kilometres, for a single trip or a whole period.
Common standard rates are listed, or enter your own.
Fuel economy, fuel price, servicing and depreciation.
What you can claim against what the journey actually costs.
Multiply the business miles driven by the applicable rate per mile. Rates are set annually and differ by country and by vehicle type.
It is intended to cover the whole cost of operating the vehicle — fuel, servicing, tyres, insurance and depreciation — not fuel alone.
Typically 40 to 70 cents or pence per mile for an average car once depreciation is counted, though it varies enormously with the vehicle and the annual mileage.
Generally no. Travel between home and a regular workplace is normally treated as personal rather than business travel in most tax systems.
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