Do you just put in the miles you traveled or specific info like addresses, custumer, material houses?I have a worksheet I carry with me every day. I log all miles and at the end of the day, I enter them into a spreadsheet that I designed a few years ago.
It only takes about a minute every day to do this, but I put in all fuel purchases, etc and I can also track my MPG.
It's a habit now.
I used to track every stop, but that got to be a little much. Now I have a starting and ending mileage for the day, and I have a small section to document personal mileage. Since it's a work truck, the personal miles rarely apply.Do you just put in the miles you traveled or specific info like addresses, custumer, material houses?
Thanks, Ed
Federal guidelines are pretty clear on this. As long as you document where you went, and the mileage, you're good to go. :thumbsup:Do you just put in the miles you traveled or specific info like addresses, custumer, material houses?
Thanks, Ed