Higher Write-Offs for Low Mileage 📉

When you have low mileage on a vehicle, business mileage, you're going to want to lean towards actual because your deduction's lower, your value of the car is higher, so you want to be thinking through this going, "Hey, if I really want to write this vehicle off in my business and I'm going to spend some money for it and it's going to be lower mileage, I'm going to want to go actual. " Conversely, I'm a realtor, man, I'm going to throw down on the mileage. It's going to take some a beating, you know, I need a car that's cool. I mean, you got to look impressive as a realtor. I get it. My daughter — Sydney, little shout-out, Orange County. She's got a 4Runner. She has a 4Runner and it looks good. It's not too ostentatious, but — cool. It looks cool. So, she's putting on a ton of mileage. I would not want her to take actual. Even if this 4Runner was 50 grand or whatever, I want her to go with mileage cuz every year, man, she's getting hit with 20, 25,000 mi of business. We are going to milk that mileage deduction even though it's a higher value. So, I think my takeaway here is got to really figure out am I going to put in a lot of miles in this car and how much do I want to spend on the car and is it going to be tax