A Canadian business vehicle mileage calculator helps self-employed individuals determine the percentage of vehicle use related to business activities. This percentage is used to calculate deductible vehicle expenses on an income tax return.

Business-use percentage is calculated by dividing your business kilometres by your total kilometres driven during the year.Business KM ÷ Total KM × 100

Depending on your situation, you may be able to claim:FuelInsuranceRepairs and maintenanceOil and fluidsInterest on a vehicle loanLease paymentsLicence and registration feesParking (business-related)TollsCapital Cost Allowance (CCA), if applicable

Yes. If you own a vehicle used to earn business income, you may be able to claim Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) based on your business-use percentage. Passenger vehicles, electric vehicles (EVs), SUVs, pickup trucks, vans, and other business vehicles may qualify, depending on CRA rules. If you lease a vehicle, you generally cannot claim CCA; instead, you may be able to deduct eligible lease payments. This calculator lets you include your annual CCA amount if applicable but does not calculate CCA automatically.

The applicable CCA class depends on the type and cost of your vehicle. Common classes include:Class 10 – Most passenger vehicles with a cost of $38,000 or less (before GST/HST/PST).Class 10.1 – Passenger vehicles costing more than $38,000 (before GST/HST/PST).Class 54 – Eligible zero-emission passenger vehicles, with a CCA cost limit of $61,000 (before GST/HST/PST).Class 55 – Eligible zero-emission automotive equipment and certain commercial zero-emission vehicles (such as buses, trucks, and heavy-duty vehicles); no passenger vehicle cost limit applies.