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Lennyplus4
March 4, 2019
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Mileage

  • March 4, 2019
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Suggestions how to gather the total mileage for prior year? Probably simple task that I can’t figure out. 

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KhimG
March 4, 2019

Good day, @Lennyplus4.

 

Thanks for dropping by the Community. I’m here to make sure you’re able to gather the total mileage for the prior year on your account.

 

You can track mileage to both QuickBooks Online and Self-Employed. However, you'll need to manually do this in QBO by setting up an employee as a vendor, creating an expense account, Product/Service item and entering bills. Here’s an article for reference: How to track mileage.

 

While in QBSE, the system uses your location to track your trips automatically. Check out this article for more information: Automatic mileage tracking in the mobile app. 

 

To get the total mileage for the prior year, go to the Miles tab. Here’s how:
1.    Go to Miles in the left navigation.
2.    In the Miles tab, click the Date drop-down and select the appropriate yearly options.
 


That should do it. Reach out to me if you need more help getting a mileage report in QBSE, I’ll be more than happy to help. Thanks for reaching out and take care!

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Alpaca
April 7, 2019

Hi,

Struggling to find a summary report of my mileage for 2018 for tax purposes.  I reviewed your previous answer, but on my version of QBSE, I do not have a tab for Miles.  I have a tab for Trips, but that just gives me a detailed summary of all of my trips for 2018.  Is there no way to pull a summary report for 2018 that shows total miles business, total miles personal?  I really hope there is, because that's the whole reason I signed up in order to receive this year-end type of reporting....many thanks for your assistance!

 

Cathy

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    IamjuViel
    April 8, 2019

    Good day, @Alpaca.

     

    I want to provide you with details on how to generate mileage reports in QuickBooks Self-Employed.

     

    To start with, QuickBooks Self-Employed only have 3 available types of reports:

    • Profit and Loss
    • Tax Summary Report
    • Tax Details Report.

    However, you need not to worry, you can still download a copy of your tracked mileage as a CSV file.

     

    Here’s how:

    1. Go to Miles tabs.
    2. Under Type drop-down list, choose Business.
    3. In the Date drop-down list, select 2018.
    4. Click the Download Icon.


     That should do it! Just change the type of tracked mileage Business to Personal. This will allow you to download a complete list of your tracked mileage for 2018.

     

    Should you have other questions about generating mileage reports, please don’t hesitate to visit us here in the Community.  I’m always here to help.

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      Pastor Frazier
      March 16, 2021

      i need to know how to print off my

      mileage

      MaryLandT
      MaryLandT
      March 16, 2021

      Let me walk you through printing a mileage, Pastor Frazier.

       

      You can download trips to your computer as a CSV file in QuickBooks Online (QBO). And, I'm glad to show you how get the data you need:

       

      1. Go to Mileage from the left menu.
      2. Click the Download Trips icon.
      3. Open the Excel file and print data from there.

      If you need to make some changes to your trips, you can review and edit it. Here are the steps to follow:

      1. Sign in to QuickBooks Online in a web browser.
      2. Go to the Mileage or Trips menu.
      3. Select the All or Reviewed tab.
      4. Find the trip you want to edit.
      5. Select More ▼ and then Edit.
      6. Make your changes.
      7. Select Save.

      In case there's an issue when tracking trips on your your QBO app, here's how to fix it.

       

      Don't hesitate to leave a comment below if there are other data you need to print in QuickBooks. I'm always around to help you.

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      WalterMac
      March 2, 2022

      Hi, this is not working for me, i don’t have a download trips button.. how do I get my mileage report?

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