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The same car can be used in both, but in different ways. One thing that you can't do is let the S-Corporation claim the mileage, or the actual expenses as the S-Corporation doesn't own the car.
It is generally best to submit the mileage to the corporation and have the corporation write a check to reimburse you for the expenses using the Standard Mileage Rate. If you didn't do that for last year, you can do it going forward.
If you have used the standard mileage rate in the past for this vehicle, then you can use that on your Schedule C for 2016, or choose actual expenses. If you didn't use the standard mileage rate the first year the car was placed in service for business use then actual expenses must be used every year.
The same car can be used in both, but in different ways. One thing that you can't do is let the S-Corporation claim the mileage, or the actual expenses as the S-Corporation doesn't own the car.
It is generally best to submit the mileage to the corporation and have the corporation write a check to reimburse you for the expenses using the Standard Mileage Rate. If you didn't do that for last year, you can do it going forward.
If you have used the standard mileage rate in the past for this vehicle, then you can use that on your Schedule C for 2016, or choose actual expenses. If you didn't use the standard mileage rate the first year the car was placed in service for business use then actual expenses must be used every year.
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