Sales Representatives

We find that an average sales rep spends 80 hours a year on tracking their mileage.

If you’re on commission, that’s time for another sale.

You often record off-company time, which means it could be more time to spend on yourself.

Also, a lot of times you miss trips you could have claimed because you didn’t have time at the time to record it and it never ended up in your calendar (ie. the day you were asked at the last minute to drive a client to the airport)

(and let us do all your paperwork).

No getting behind with your mileage expense reports. Just collect money every month.

The IRS is offering $0.67/mi in 2024. Revenue Canada is offering $0.70 for the 1st 5,000 km and $0.64/km thereafter. Most sales reps will travel 12,000 miles/19,000 km or more in a year.

You can only claim these deductions with a beginning and ending location, mileage and a purpose for all trips.

It’s time consuming to write down every trip or subtract out trips from other vehicles that were tracked by an app or look up trips on a map site.

Did you know that if your employer doesn’t reimburse at the government standard mileage rate, in some cases, you can claim them on your taxes?

(not available in the US, but check your options in Canada)

Get reports that will satisfy both your employer and the Revenue Canada without the headache of constantly recording individual trips by hand.

Also, if you run your own business on the side (ie. drive for delivery as an independent driver or  you do a woodworking business on the side  ) , you will be able to write those miles off on your taxes. Mileage Trakker can trakk all miles and separate them out into separate businesses so you can get reimbursed by your employer and write your additional independent business miles off on your taxes!