Yep, the old fshioned way - I carry a memo book in the car to record miles, where, who, etc.

Oh absolutely... 90% of my car usage is for business purposes.

No I have a separate lease vehicle I use only for work.

Generally yes and good notes where I go for business.

Yes

In brief, yes.

Yes, I write them down - ky accountant doesn't like it when I "guesstimate"

Yes I do

Definitely.  I tried phone apps, but went back to good old fashioned Daytimer.

when I was actively working, yes, I did.... and I had a daytimer with appointments to back it up....

Keeping good records helps come January-April

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington - I do not track as such - though my calendar has my appointments that gets added at the end of the month.

no, I have a company owned car and a personal car.

Yes I do.

My copy of Jethro Bodine's Book of Cypherin' gets a lotta use.   

Nope, I set up an S Corp and lease. Far, far more tax advantageous than the mileage route on Sched C...

Forget the miles--deduct every nickel you put into your car: lease payments, gas, repairs and maintenance--everything...

I try, I really do LOL

Not as carefully as we should.....

Yes! I keep a mileage log right inside my door and log everything. It also has pockets for oil change receipts, maintenance, etc. I just hand over the book to my tax guy. He loves me for it!

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington Yes, I run a paper trip log.

Like Jeff, the old fashioned way! Habits are hard to break!

of course I do...wink/wink

Several vehicles with one car dedicated to RE

Yes.  I used to use a pen and memo book and then got lazy.  I found the MileIQ app and love it.

You bet, with all the gas i buy and miles i put on, it is a must

You bet.  I still use the little mileage book that I purchase from Office Depot.

This is a good business practice.

Yes, I do. It's amazing how many miles come together.

of course

Yes.

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington - Yes, I track miles driven and driving time for tracking my time and for income tax reasons.  Even if I can't expense time and mileage to a client, I want to know how much of each I dedicate to a project.  The IRS likes the fact that I'm such a persistent note taker. 

Yes

iphone 32450 to 32540 miles

next showing

              33100 to 33123 miles

added up difference at the end of each month.

In a little spiral notebook in the middle compartment in the front seat.

You bet. I save a lot on my taxes because of this. 

No I've gotten away with estimating everything so far.

every day!

Yes using the calendar on my phone then transfer to paper calendar. 

sure.

Yes I do. I have a mileage log that I carry with me.  Documents date, starting mileage, ending mileage, total miles, where I went, and who I saw. 

Yes, I use Mile IQ, an app installed on my phone. It tracks each trip I make, and allows me to categorize the trips. Super easy, and I love that I can categorize as I go, or do it monthly, or whenever I get to it. Highly reccomend!

Yes, also keep separate personal and business vehicles.

Good idea.