Car owners usually write off interest when paying their car’s taxes. Writing off interest allows them to earn some of their money back. Writing off is quite simple, just stick to the steps given below.
First Step: Record the Car’s Mileage
Record the length of time you used the car for business. This includes the time spent in going to and from the office as well as other work related trips. Provide a description on the frequency of your car use.
It is best to have a separate notebook solely for this recording task. Place the record on your car, in an area where you can easily see it when you drive the vehicle. This will prevent you from forgetting about the recording task.
Second Step: Make a List of Your Annual Lease Expenditures
List all the expenses you incurred for maintaining the car. Multiply the monthly expenses by 12 to come up with an annual computation. When your lease period is less than one year, multiply it with number of months covering your lease.
Third Step:
