Mileage Calculator

Pick the period the miles were driven in. 2026 has two: the IRS raised the business and medical rates from 1 July 2026 (Announcement 2026-11), so a trip in March and a trip in August use different rates.
Required when the tax year is not listed. The IRS publishes the new rate each December, and occasionally revises it mid-year.
Leave at 0 to reimburse at the standard rate. Anything else is compared against it.
Reimbursed on top of the per-mile rate, never inside it.
Total reimbursement
76.00 USD
Mileage Reimbursement Calculator
Mileage at the rate
76.00 USD
Rate applied
0.760 USD/mile
IRS standard rate
0.760 USD/mile
Miles claimed
100.00 miles
Parking and tolls
0.00 USD
Difference against the standard rate
0.00 USD
Taxable excess over the standard rate
0.00 USD
Shortfall against the standard rate
0.00 USD
Rate source
IRS Announcement 2026-11 (standard mileage rates, 1 July to 31 December 2026)
Summary
100 miles x $0.760 per mile = $76.00.
Worked out from IRS, Standard mileage rates and 5 other sources.
Reimbursement policy and the tax treatment of any excess are employer- and situation-specific. Confirm the current-year rate on irs.gov before filing.

How this is worked out

4 steps
  1. 100 miles claimed.
  2. Rate: $0.760 per mile (IRS Announcement 2026-11 (standard mileage rates, 1 July to 31 December 2026)).
  3. 100 x 0.76 = $76.00.
  4. No parking or tolls added.

Results are general information, not financial, tax, legal, medical or engineering advice.