Mileform: IRS Mileage Log

The IRS does not accept a mileage log written in April. The rule is "at or near the time" of the trip, and courts have thrown out records built from memory at tax time. Mileform makes today's record take two taps, then hands you the file your accountant actually wants. Nothing is uploaded. There is no account and no bank connection. WHAT THE IRS REQUIRES — AND WHAT MILEFORM CAPTURES Every trip carries all four required fields: date, start and destination, business purpose, and miles. Business purpose is the field people skip and the one auditors ask about, so it sits in the middle of the screen with your recent purposes one tap away. THE RATE CHANGES. MILEFORM DOES NOT GO STALE. 2026 changed mid-year: 72.5 cents per mile through June 30, then 76 cents from July 1. Apps that multiply by one rate report the wrong number. Mileform splits every report at the boundary and calculates each…