If you are a small business owner or driver for a company, then you know the importance of keeping track of your miles. The IRS requires that you keep records of your business mileage in order to claim certain deductions on your taxes. One great way to do this is by using an Ifta mileage log sheet form. This form makes it easy to track your miles and ensure that you are taking all of the appropriate deductions on your taxes.
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| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Ifta Mileage Log Sheet |
| Form Length | 1 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 15 sec |
| Other names | ifta trip sheets, ifta template, ifta spreadsheet, ifta log sheet |
(SU) MOD
INDIVIDUAL VEHICLE
MILEAGE RECORD
(TO BE KEPT BY VEHICLE FOR EACH TRIP)
SECTION I |
DRIVER INFORMATION |
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Account Number
Vehicle ID Number
Fleet Number
Trip Number
Unit Number
Registrant Name
Driver Name
RegistrantAddress
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MILEAGE RECORDER |
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POINTS OF TRAVEL |
FUEL PURCHASED (GALLONS) |
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TOTAL MILES |
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TOTAL FUEL |
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FUEL TYPE USED |
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1.Record must account for all miles traveled and all fuel purchased for each trip.
2.Points of Travel must include origin, intermediate stops, and destination.
3.Total Miles is the difference between the last odometer reading and the Trip Start Odometer Reading.
4.The sum of Total Taxable Miles and Total Exempt Miles must equal Total Miles.
5.Total Highway Fuel is all fuel placed into the vehicle’s supply tank during a trip.
6.Total
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