GuideMileage
Mileage log for gig drivers and the self-employed
If you drive for work — DoorDash, Uber Eats, client visits, supply runs — a contemporaneous mileage log supports a standard mileage deduction when you are eligible to use that method. Not tax advice. Confirm current IRS rules and rates on IRS.gov.
What to record per trip
- Date, start/end odometer (or total business miles)
- Business purpose / app or client
- Where relevant: hours worked and earnings (for true hourly pay)
2026 standard mileage rates (commonly published)
Many 2026 references list 72.5¢ per mile for Jan 1–Jun 30 and 76¢ per mile from Jul 1. Always verify against the official IRS announcement before filing.
Free mileage deduction estimate
Delivery drivers often want miles and earnings in one place so “$25/hour” becomes true hourly after mileage cost.
Self-employed folks who need Schedule C categories plus mileage may prefer the tax tracker instead:
Not tax advice. Deductibility depends on your situation.