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What are the standard mileage rates set by the IRS?

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What are the standard mileage rates set by the IRS?

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The IRS has issued the standard mileage rates that taxpayers can use in deducting the cost of driving for business, medical services, and job-related moves. The 2010 rate for business driving is 50 a mile, down from the 2009 rate of 55 a mile. The rate for medical and moving mileage is 16.5 a mile, down from the 2009 rate of 24 a mile. The rate for charitable driving remains at 14 a mile. D.W. Polachek, Northampton accountants have the answers.