Do you have to track business mileage for business or tax reasons?
Tired of paper logs?
No more! Forget the paper log. Our solution makes tracking business mileage so simple and painless you`ll wonder how you got along without it!
- Easy to use interface
- All data is in one place- no more logs to lose
- Add notes to document the purpose of the trip
- Customize for any time period you need reported
Focus on your business, we will focus on your miles!
We`ll show you how the CarCheckup system can make sure you never struggle with tracking business mileage again.
Worse yet...
Are you "guessing" at your business mileage?
STOP! Audits on business mileage deductions have increased for the past 3 years straight. Don't be caught without the documentation you need to vindicate yourself!
We'll show you how the CarCheckup system can make this nightmare go away!
To meet IRS guidelines, you have to log trip details like:
- Business Purpose
- Miles Traveled
- The destination of your travel
Yes! This tracking is built right into the
CarCheckup Mileage Tracker.
How does it work?
Simply plug your CarCheckup device into your car, drive like normal, then when your travels are finished log into our website and hit 'download.'
In seconds your trip data is displayed on your screen and ready for you to mark it as business or personal, as well as let you note what the business reason for the trip was. You can easily update weeks worth of travel in just a few minutes!
What all is included?
You get the whole CarCheckup System!

Business Mileage Tracking

Trip Summaries: highest speed & RPM, extreme braking, and more

Trip Graphs of all trips

Trouble Code 'check engine light' explanation and information
Do you track your mileage, but you're tired of trying to remember to complete your paper log?
No more! Forget the paper log. Our solution makes tracking business mileage so simple and painless you`ll wonder how you got along without it!
We`ll show you how the CarCheckup system can make sure you never struggle with tracking business mileage again.
What does the IRS think?
Straight from the IRS themselves:
Mileage deduction for 2010 -
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=216048,00.html
"If you prepare a record in a computer memory device with the aid of a logging program, it is considered an adequate record."
-IRS Publication 463 - 'How to prove expenses.'
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p463.pdf