Thanks for the info - I own a 2004 Civic myself and have wondered how
I should calculate costs for buisness trips. :
> During a slow snowy weekend I finally spreadsheeted three
> years of
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> tires.
> Not much.

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rick++ - 14 Feb 2007 15:31 GMT
> Thanks for the info - I own a 2004 Civic myself and have wondered how
> I should calculate costs for buisness trips. :D
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rick++ - 14 Feb 2007 15:34 GMT
You should use the official IRS number of $.485 per mile. Having an
efficient car will allow you save money then. When I add in
depreciation, I get 29 cents. The average SUV is something like 70
cents altogether.
Elle - 14 Feb 2007 16:09 GMT
$.485 being the rate for 2007.
The rate for 2006 is $0.445
> You should use the official IRS number of $.485 per mile.
> Having an
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> something like 70
> cents altogether.