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New Turns in Standard Mileage Rates
The IRS recently announced the standard mileage rates drivers may use in 2010 instead of keeping all the detailed records required for deductible travel. The rates either declined or stayed the same.

The rate for business travel drops from 55 cents per mile in 2009 to 50 cents per mile in 2010. Business-related tolls and parking fees may be added on.

The rate for medical and moving expenses drops from 24 cents per mile in 2009 to
16.5 cents per mile in 2010.

The rate for charitable travel remains at 14 cents per mile for 2010.

Note: The new mileage rate reductions may encourage you to keep more detailed records of your tax-deductible trips.
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