Which vehicles qualify for a full write-off?

Vehicle and Auto Deductions: Standard Mileage vs Actual Expense

Two methods to deduct business vehicle use — standard mileage (70¢/mile in 2025) or actual expense. How to choose, what documentation is required, and the luxury car and SUV limits that change the math.

Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation: How to Deduct Equipment and Vehicles in Year One

Section 179 and bonus depreciation let businesses deduct the full cost of qualifying equipment, vehicles, and software in the year purchased — instead of depreciating over 5–7 years. 2025 limits, the SUV cap, and what California doesn't conform to.

Can I Deduct My Car as a Business Expense?

Yes — but only the business portion. Here's how the two methods work, what actually qualifies as business mileage, why your commute doesn't count, and what the IRS wants to see.

Case Study: A Sacramento Food Truck's Tax Rate Changes With Every Parking Spot

A food truck owner in Sacramento assumed one sales tax rate applied to every sale, wherever the truck parked that day. It doesn't — and a separate cold call from a cash-advance broker turned out to be the far more expensive problem.