Unless you use your vehicle for business purposes, you can’t write off or deduct your car insurance
premiums. When you insure a car for business use and only use it for business, you can write off any expenses related to it. This includes: Mileage (56 cents per mile)
If you use your car partially for business and partially for personal use, you can deduct a percentage of your car insurance that covers the business use. If it’s a 50/50 split, you could write off 50% of your car insurance premiums or expenses.
However, if you’re using your vehicle for commuting to and from work, it would not count as business use. If your company reimburses you for mileage or other expenses, you also can’t deduct any car-related expenses from your taxes.
If you believe your car insurance qualifies for a tax write-off, you may want to consult an accountant or tax specialist. They can provide you with more details and how to claim your car insurance premium on your taxes.
If you can’t get a tax write-off, you still have another way to save money: shopping around for car insurance. Use the Jerry
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