Mileage taxes and deductions

The taxes category gathers everything involving mileage deductibility in the three jurisdictions we cover at Quilometragem.com: Brazil (Receita Federal, INSS, individual income tax, MEI), Mexico (SAT, ISR, VAT, CFDI), and the United States (IRS, Standard Mileage Rate, accountable plans, Publication 463). The focus is practical treatment: how the reimbursement appears on the pay stub, in the cash book, or on the annual return, and what supports the deduction in an audit.

For companies, that means understanding the separation between substantiated reimbursement (non-taxable when it meets the requirements) and cost-of-living allowance or disguised wages (taxable). For self-employed individuals and MEI, it means mastering the proportionality of business use of the vehicle and the right fields in the cash book or annual return. For multinationals, it means harmonizing the three jurisdictions without creating transfer-pricing exposure.

Articles in this category always carry citations to official sources (normative instructions, laws, regulations) and comparable numerical examples. When a rule changes — such as the annual update of the IRS Standard Mileage Rate or the publication of a new SAT miscellaneous resolution — the content is reviewed and dated. Use this page as a permanent reference for tax topics tied to mileage.