● Mileage

Log the trip. Claim every kilometre.

Jot down a drive in seconds and LQID applies the CRA per-kilometre rates, turns it into a deductible expense, and keeps the logbook an auditor expects — so none of your business driving goes unclaimed.

Estimates only · verify with your accountant.
Trip · Mar 14BUSINESS
Client site → home office48 km
CRA rate · first 5,000 km$0.73/km
Deduction added
Vehicle deduction$34.56
How it works
Every business kilometre, captured

Log it once — LQID does the rate math, the expense, and the logbook.

STEP 01

Log a trip

Enter the date, where you went, the distance and the purpose — or just the kilometres. A trip takes seconds, right from your phone.

Seconds per trip
DateMar 14, 2026
Client site → home office48 km
PurposeClient meeting
STEP 02

CRA rates, applied for you

LQID uses the CRA per-kilometre rates — $0.73/km on your first 5,000 business kilometres, $0.67/km after that — and totals your deduction as the year goes.

$0.73 / $0.67 per km
Business km · year-to-date5,200 km
CRA deduction$3,732.00
STEP 03

It becomes a deductible expense

Mark a trip as business and LQID posts a matching vehicle expense to your books — so the deduction flows into your tax picture and your Safe-to-Spend.

Auto-posts to your books
Business trip · 48 km$34.56
→ Vehicle expensePosted ✓
STEP 04

A CRA-ready logbook

Export a CRA-compliant logbook — the columns an auditor expects — for your accountant or your year-end packet. Audit-proof, no shoebox of receipts.

8-column CRA logbook
Mileage logbook · 2026CSV
CRA 8-column formatExport ✓

Your data is always yours

Export your full logbook anytime, in formats any accountant or other software can read. No lock-in — stored in Canada.

CRA rates, kept current

The per-kilometre rates and the 5,000 km threshold are kept up to date with the CRA each year.

Estimates, clearly labelled

Deductions are estimates to guide you — always verify with your accountant before you file.

FAQ

Common questions

Which mileage rate does LQID use?

The CRA per-kilometre rates — $0.73/km on the first 5,000 business kilometres in the year, and $0.67/km after that.

Logbook or simplified method?

LQID keeps a full logbook — the method the CRA prefers and the one that holds up best if you're ever audited.

Does logging a trip create an expense?

Yes — business trips post a matching vehicle expense automatically, so the deduction flows into your books and your tax.

What counts as a business kilometre?

Driving for the business — to a client, a job site, the bank, or to pick up supplies. Your regular commute to a fixed workplace doesn't count.

Stop leaving kilometres on the table

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