Mileage Calculator Canada

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Mileage rates

The CRA sets a standard mileage rate each year, which is used to calculate your mileage reimbursement. You can also choose to enter a custom rate in the calculator.

Mileage rates	Up to 5,000 km	After 5,000 km	Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut
2024	70 cents	64 cents	Additional 4c per km
2023	68 cents	62 cents	Additional 4c per km

Mileage rates for each Canadian province

As shown in the table above, there is a small addition per kilometre in the three territories. Apart from that, there are no diversified mileage rates for the 10 provinces.

This means that you can use the CRA rates in the mileage calculator for BC, Ontario, Alberta, etc.

Calculating your mileage reimbursement manually

If you would like to calculate your mileage reimbursement manually, you can do so by following the example below:

Let’s say that by June 2023 your logbook shows a total of 6,000 km for business purposes.

All you need to do is multiply the 6,000 km by the mileage rate. However, you need to remember that the first 5000 km and the km after that are reimbursed at different mileage rates. Up to 5000 km, the CRA mileage rate for 2023 is 68¢ and after 5000km it is 62¢. Therefore you would calculate your reimbursement like this:

5000 (first 5000 km) x 0.68 = $3400 (Your reimbursement for the first 5000 km)
1000 (Remaining km) x 0.62 = $620 (Your reimbursement for the km after the first 5000)
Now combine the two to get the total mileage reimbursement:
3400 + 620= $4020 (total reimbursement)

If you have logged all the required information in your mileage logbook, there should be no reason for you not to get reimbursed. You can use the Driversnote mileage tracking app to make sure you never miss logging a trip and quickly generate compliant mileage reports.

Using the mileage calculator for reimbursement

In order to receive the calculated mileage reimbursement, you must be able to prove that you have driven kilometres for business purposes. To do so, you must keep a mileage logbook where you record your driven kilometres. Learn more about keeping a CRA-compliant logbook. Simply using the calculator to estimate your reimbursement is not enough for you to be paid out.

Prepare your car expenses claim

By keeping track of your mileage in a logbook, whether it's an Excel sheet, a PDF, a physical notebook or an app, you can determine your work-related car expense deductions.

Remember that when keeping a mileage logbook you need to log both business and personal trips. That is because you will need to be able to show the exact percentage of your vehicle used for business purposes. The CRA requires you to keep your records for six years from when you turn in your tax return, in case they need you to substantiate your claims.

Worried you may forget to log all your trips? A mileage tracker is the easiest ways to make sure you never forget. Driversnote offers automatic tracking for free and can help you never miss a trip again.