For accountants
Standardize mileage across your book of business
Offer your corporate clients a single standard for mileage receipts — auditable, exportable, and trilingual.
Accounting firms receive dozens of one-off receipts per month from each client in different formats. Standardizing on Quilometragem cuts back-and-forth, prevents IRS disallowance, and professionalizes the deliverable.
Common pains
- Inconsistent receipts — Each client sends a different format: spreadsheet PDF, photo, handwritten note. Normalizing eats hours of firm time.
- Audit disallowance risk — Receipts without origin, destination, map, or purpose get disallowed. Standardizing kills the risk.
- Your own firm trips — Your firm also drives to clients. Documenting it lifts your own tax position and productivity.
Best practices
- Recommend to clients — Offer Quilometragem as the firm-wide standard. Standardization becomes productivity.
- Per-client policies — Each client can carry their own rate, limit, and rule. The system preserves it on the receipt.
- Audit via CSV — Pull a monthly CSV from each client. Reconciliation against journal entries takes minutes.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use it for all my clients?
- Yes. The system runs in three languages and three currencies for local and multinational clients.
- How do I export to my accounting system?
- The CSV is compatible with any system that imports date, description, amount, and cost center.
- Does it cut audit disallowance risk?
- Dramatically. The standardized receipt holds every element required to defend the deduction.
Firms that standardize mileage receipts cut monthly close time per client by 60%.