I stuck around to the end for a reason. This question came from Canada, which is outside my lane… but here in the U.S.? That is my lane. I’m a lawyer focused on tax, estate, and business law. I work with business owners all across the country in 18 different industries to help them outsmart the IRS every single day. When it comes to auto deductions, the rules are clear: ❌ The IRS will not let your everyday commute count as a business expense. But there’s a legal way to flip that script. ✅ Administrative Home Office. Set it up correctly and the drive from your home office to your clinic or office becomes a business trip—eligible for mileage deductions or actual vehicle expenses. ✅ Accountable Plan. Layer this on and the strategy gets even stronger. The right structure turns what used to be ordinary commuting miles into deductible business miles ... but only if you follow the law and tailor it to your exact facts. That’s where real tax savings live. 📩 Ready to see if this ...