US — Jan 1 to Jun 30
Business use: $0.725 per mile.
Free mileage tool
Estimate business mileage reimbursement using 2026 US or Canadian rates, or enter the rate used by your employer or business.
This is an estimate, not tax advice. Reimbursement policies and tax treatment depend on your employer, jurisdiction and individual circumstances.
How it works
Mileage reimbursement is commonly estimated by multiplying eligible business distance by the rate that applies to the trip or your employer's reimbursement policy.
Canada
Canadian prescribed per-kilometre allowance rates are commonly used for reasonable employee allowances. A self-employed person's motor vehicle expense deduction is generally not simply business kilometres multiplied by this allowance rate.
Learn about CRA mileage records →See the 2026 CRA mileage rate →2026 sources
Business use: $0.725 per mile.
Business use: $0.76 per mile.
Provinces: $0.73 first 5,000 km, then $0.67. Territories: $0.77 then $0.71.
Mileage reimbursement FAQ
Multiply the eligible business distance by the rate that applies to the trip or reimbursement policy. Where a tiered rate applies, the calculator splits the distance between the applicable tiers.
Yes. You can switch the distance unit to kilometres. The calculator converts the distance to miles before applying the US per-mile rate.
No. Reimbursement and tax deductions are separate concepts. This calculator estimates reimbursement using the selected rate; it does not calculate your final tax deduction.
Choose the custom-rate option and enter the rate used by your employer or business instead of one of the built-in 2026 rates.
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