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100 miles reimbursement
100 business miles at the IRS rate of 76 cents a mile is $76.00. Enter your trips per week below for weekly, monthly and yearly totals.
How much is 100 miles reimbursed?
100 × $0.76 = $76.00 for miles driven on or after July 1, 2026. For miles driven from January 1 to June 30, 2026 the rate was 72.5 cents: 100 × $0.725 = $72.50. If you drove 100 miles each way, the round trip of 200 miles is $152.00.
Medical and charity miles
At the 2026 medical and moving rate of 23.5 cents (from July 1), 100 miles is $23.50. At the charity rate of 14 cents it is $14.00.
If you drive it every week
100 business miles once a week is $3,952.00 a year at 76 cents. Set trips per week in the calculator to see your own totals.
How mileage reimbursement is calculated
Mileage reimbursement is the miles you drove for work times a rate per mile. The IRS publishes a standard rate every year, and many employers use it. For 2026 the business rate is 76 cents per mile for miles driven from July 1 (it was 72.5 cents from January to June). 200 business miles in August are worth $152.00.
What counts as business miles
Driving from one work site to another, to a client, or to a business errand usually counts. The commute between home and your regular workplace does not. Write down the date, where you went, why and the miles for each trip, because a log is what the IRS and most employers ask for.
Pay periods and splits
Reimbursements are often paid with a regular paycheck. See when yours lands with the pay period calendar, or work out hours and pay with the time card calculator.
Frequently asked questions
How much is 100 miles at the IRS rate?
$76.00 at 76 cents a mile (from July 1, 2026), or $72.50 at 72.5 cents for miles driven earlier in 2026.
How much is 100 miles round trip reimbursed?
200 miles at 76 cents is $152.00.
How do I calculate mileage reimbursement?
Multiply the miles you drove for work by the rate per mile. 100 miles at 76 cents a mile is $76.00. This calculator also adds up trips per week into weekly, monthly and yearly totals.
What is the IRS mileage rate for 2026?
The IRS set the 2026 business rate at 72.5 cents per mile from January 1, then raised it to 76 cents per mile for miles driven on or after July 1, 2026. Medical and moving use 23.5 cents from July 1 (20.5 before), and charity stays at 14 cents. Apply the rate that matches the date you drove, and check the IRS announcement for filing.
Do employers have to use the IRS rate?
No. In most US states employers can reimburse at any rate, including nothing. The IRS rate is the standard that makes a reimbursement tax-free under an accountable plan, and some states, such as California, require employers to cover necessary business driving costs. Use the rate your employer or client actually pays.