Jackson Hewitt Tax Practice Test

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Who sets the standard mileage rate?

The annual rate is determined by the IRS and announced each year.

The IRS sets it annually.

The standard mileage rate is set by the IRS and updated each year. The IRS reviews vehicle operating costs and publishes the new rate annually through official guidance, and taxpayers use that rate to calculate deductions for business miles (and certain other mileage rules). It isn’t determined by individual taxpayers, nor by the Department of Transportation. The best choice states directly that the IRS sets it annually, which aligns with how the rate is established and published each year.

Individual taxpayers set their own rate.

The Department of Transportation sets it.

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