Mileage tax calculators for every driver
Choose your region for tax-year-accurate calculations — UK motoring tax, US IRS deductions, or Canadian CRA allowance and CCA. No sign-up, no tracking, nothing leaves your browser.
UK motoring tax calculator
VED, BiK, HMRC AMAP, fuel duty and the proposed 2028 eVED pay-per-mile.
- First-year + standard VED per CO₂ band
- Company-car BiK at 20%, 40%, 45%
- 45p / 25p HMRC mileage allowance
- Expensive car supplement + eVED projections
US IRS mileage + SE tax calculator
Standard 72.5¢/mile, actual expense, self-employment tax, EV vs gas.
- 2026 federal brackets by filing status
- Standard vs actual expense comparison
- Self-employment tax (Social Security + Medicare)
- EV cost per mile by state electricity rate
Canadian CRA & provincial tax calculator
72¢/66¢ allowance, Class 10/10.1 CCA, GST/HST ITCs, standby charge.
- All 13 provinces + territorial bonus
- CCA with Accelerated Investment Incentive
- Company car standby + operating benefit
- GST/HST input tax credits with CCA cap
Why are there three different calculators?
The tax rules that govern business mileage diverge significantly between countries. The UK uses Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) bands by CO₂, Benefit in Kind (BiK) on company cars, and HMRC Approved Mileage Allowance Payments (AMAPs) at 45p/25p. The US uses an IRS-published cents-per-mile standard rate (72.5¢ for 2026), with an actual expense alternative and federal/state income tax implications. Canada uses a tiered CRA per-km allowance (72¢ then 66¢ in 2025), Class 10/10.1 Capital Cost Allowance, and combined federal + provincial tax rates that swing substantially from Alberta (lowest) to Quebec and the Maritimes (higher).
Each regional calculator codes in the rates, thresholds, and quirks specific to that country — so you get numbers that match what you'd actually report on your return, not a one-size-fits-all approximation.
Keep mileage records that match the tax rules
The calculators show what you could deduct or reimburse. MileEZ makes sure the miles behind those figures are actually captured, classified, and ready for the tax authority in your country — automatic drive detection, business vs personal tagging, and export-ready reports in the format your filing needs.