๐Ÿš— Mileage Tracker & Logbook

Log every business trip, auto-calculate your cents-per-km reimbursement, and export a tidy logbook for tax time. Free, private, and stored right in your browser.

Add a Trip

Default: AU ATO 88ยข per km for 2025-26 (editable). Confirm the current rate with the ATO or your accountant.

Reimbursement: $0.00

Settings & Overview

About the cents-per-km rate

The rate field above sets what you are reimbursed per km/mile. The Australian ATO cents-per-km rate is 88ยข/km for 2025-26, capped at 5,000 business km per car. Rates differ by country and year โ€” this tool never hard-locks it, so set the value that applies to you.

Total Distance
0
across all trips
Total Reimbursement
$0.00
business trips only
This Financial Year
0
AU FY (Jul 1 โ€“ Jun 30)
Business Reimb. (FY)
$0.00
current financial year

Trip Log

Date โ–ฒโ–ผ From โ†’ To Purpose Type Distance Reimbursement Actions

Why Use BizziKit's Free Mileage Tracker?

Automatic cents-per-km maths

Enter a distance and your reimbursement is calculated instantly using an editable rate (default 88ยข/km for the AU 2025-26 year). No formulas, no spreadsheet errors.

Odometer or distance entry

Prefer to log odometer readings? Switch to odometer mode and the distance is derived from your start and end readings automatically.

Financial-year & business totals

Summary cards break down total distance, reimbursement, and the current Australian financial year (Jul 1 โ€“ Jun 30) so your claim is ready at tax time.

CSV & PDF logbook export

Export the raw log as CSV for your accountant or generate a formatted PDF logbook report โ€” all without an account or a monthly fee.

Cents-per-km vs the logbook method

In Australia there are two common ways to claim car expenses for work. The cents-per-km method lets you claim a set rate for each business kilometre โ€” 88ยข/km for 2025-26 โ€” up to a cap of 5,000 business kilometres per car per year. It is simple: multiply your business kilometres by the rate. You still need reasonable evidence of how you calculated those kilometres, which is exactly what this tracker provides.

The logbook method lets you claim a percentage of your car's actual running costs (fuel, servicing, insurance, depreciation) based on your business-use percentage. To use it you must keep a valid logbook for a continuous 12-week period that represents your typical travel. Logging both business and personal trips here helps you work out that business-use percentage accurately.

What the ATO requires in a logbook

  1. The period the logbook covers. A continuous 12-week representative period, with the start and end dates recorded.
  2. Each journey's details. The date, start and finish odometer readings, total kilometres, and the reason for the trip.
  3. Odometer readings. The car's odometer reading at the start and end of the logbook period.
  4. Business-use percentage. Business kilometres divided by total kilometres over the period.
  5. Keep it current. A logbook is generally valid for five years unless your circumstances change significantly.

Mileage tracking for tradies & sole traders

If you drive between job sites, suppliers and clients, those kilometres add up fast. Tradies, sole traders, real estate agents, mobile technicians and freelancers can log each site visit or callout in seconds โ€” from job to job โ€” and let the tracker tally the reimbursement. Because everything is stored locally in your browser, there is nothing to install and no data leaves your device. Pair it with the Receipt Scanner for fuel and parts, and the Financial Accounting Tools for the full expense picture.

This information is general in nature and does not constitute tax, accounting, or legal advice. Cents-per-km rates and logbook rules change โ€” always confirm the current figures with the ATO or a qualified accountant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the BizziKit mileage tracker free?

Yes. The mileage tracker is 100% free with no signup, no subscription, and no limits. It runs entirely in your browser and stores your trip log on your own device in localStorage, so your data stays private.

What is the ATO cents-per-km rate?

For the 2025-26 income year the ATO cents-per-km rate is 88 cents per kilometre, capped at 5,000 business kilometres per car per year. The rate is set by the ATO and changes periodically, so we make it fully editable and you should always confirm the current rate at ato.gov.au or with your accountant.

Do I need a logbook to claim car expenses?

It depends on the method. The cents-per-km method does not require a formal logbook but you must be able to show how you worked out your business kilometres. The logbook method (for claiming a percentage of actual running costs) does require a valid 12-week logbook. This tool helps you keep records for either approach.

How do I record business versus personal trips?

Each trip has a Business/Personal toggle. Only business trips count toward your business totals and reimbursement claim, but recording personal trips too helps you calculate an accurate business-use percentage for the logbook method.

Can I export my mileage log for tax time?

Yes. You can export your full trip log as a CSV file (for spreadsheets or your accountant) and generate a formatted PDF logbook report summarising your trips, distance, and reimbursement totals for the financial year.

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