If you have an LLC Partnership, any expenses you incur, including the $.40/mile will be included on the 1065 Partnership return.
In order to file the Partnership return, you would need to use TurboTax Business.
The mileage reimbursement will then be entered by:
This reduction in income will be reflected on your K-1 that you will enter on your personal tax return.
If you have an LLC Partnership, any expenses you incur, including the $.40/mile will be included on the 1065 Partnership return.
In order to file the Partnership return, you would need to use TurboTax Business.
The mileage reimbursement will then be entered by:
This reduction in income will be reflected on your K-1 that you will enter on your personal tax return.
Who claims the remaining miles of $.135 (standard mileage - $.40)? The employee or employer? And where is it claimed at? Does it conflict with the gas deduction/expense claimed by the employer.
If the employee was not reimbursed for the expense they will claim the remaining amount. They would take it as a job expense subject to the 2% of AGI floor. I am guessing you are talking about the gas deduction for your owned vehicles and not theirs. If so, that would be something different. One is an employee benefit, the other is your vehicle expense.