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Most Business Owners Don't Know They Can Write Off the Entire Cost of a Vehicle in Year One. Do You?

Bonus depreciation. Section 179. Lease deductions. Actual expense method. This $37 guide breaks down every powerful auto deduction the IRS allows — and exactly how to claim them all.

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If You Use Your Vehicle for Business, Don't Make These Common Mistakes

Not knowing about Section 179 — which lets you deduct the FULL vehicle cost in year one

Using the standard mileage rate when the actual expense method would put thousands more back in your pocket

Missing bonus depreciation because no one told you it applied to vehicles

Deducting lease payments the wrong way — or not at all

Mixing personal and business use without proper documentation — an audit waiting to happen

Here's Exactly What You'll Walk Away Knowing

Section 179: Write Off the Full Cost of Your Vehicle in Year One

This is the deduction most business owners miss entirely. Learn the vehicle weight rules and how to claim the maximum.

Bonus Depreciation: The Accelerated Write-Off Most People Overlook

Bonus depreciation can stack with Section 179. This chapter shows you how — and when it makes sense.

How to Deduct a Vehicle You Lease

Leasing has its own rules and limits. This chapter breaks down the inclusion amount and how to work around it.

Standard Mileage vs. Actual Expense: Which Method Wins?

The IRS gives you two options. Most people pick the wrong one. This chapter tells you how to decide.

Mixed-Use Vehicles: Personal vs. Business Miles

The IRS requires you to track the split. This chapter shows you how to document it without the headache.

Red Flags That Trigger an Audit on Vehicle Deductions

100% business use claims. Luxury vehicles. Missing logs. Here's what to avoid.

Victor McIntyre

Who Is Victor McIntyre?

Victor McIntyre is an Enrolled Agent licensed by the IRS with 12+ years of experience in tax law, IRS resolution, and financial strategy. He has worked with self-employed professionals, business owners, and high-income earners — helping them legally reduce what they owe and keep more of what they earn.

This guide isn't written by a content marketer. It's written by someone who reads the Internal Revenue Manual for fun and has represented taxpayers in front of the IRS.

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Enrolled Agent — Licensed by the IRS to Represent Taxpayers

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12+ Years in Tax Law, IRS Resolution & Financial Strategy

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Built on Actual IRS Code — Not Generic Tax Advice

This Guide Is Written For You If...

  • You're self-employed, a freelancer, or run your own business
  • You use your personal vehicle for client meetings, deliveries, or job sites
  • You've been winging your mileage tracking and know it's costing you
  • You want to understand depreciation, Section 179, and bonus write-offs
  • You've ever wondered whether to lease or buy for tax purposes
  • You want clean, IRS-compliant documentation you can defend in an audit

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✅ Full Ebook: Write Off Your Car$97
✅ IRS-Compliant Mileage Log Template$27
✅ Standard Mileage vs. Actual Expense Comparison Worksheet$19
✅ Vehicle Deduction Checklist for Tax Season$15
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Frequently Asked Questions

No, this is a digital ebook delivered instantly after purchase.
No. It's written in plain English for non-accountants. If you have one, it'll make your conversations with them sharper.
If you have a side business or self-employment income, yes. Pure W-2 employees without a business generally cannot deduct vehicle expenses.
You can still apply these strategies going forward, and in some cases file an amended return.
Yes. All content reflects current IRS guidance and tax code.

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