Is millage deductible if driving to and from military drill site as reservist?

Yes, you can deduct travel expenses for your reserve duties if you traveled more than 100 miles from your home to perform these duties. These expenses are deductible whether or not you itemize deductions on your tax return.

If you drive less than 100 miles each way, you can claim it on your itemized deductions, if you itemize.

Deductible travel expenses include:

- Airline, train, or bus tickets
- Automobile mileage
- Hotel or Motel expenses
- Meals and incidental expenses

To enter your expensese:

As you navigate through the employee business expenses, you will arrive at the Any Special Situation? Page Click Yes/Continue

You will then arrive at the Did Your Job-Related Expenses Fall Into These Categories? Page

Enter your expenses into the Military reservist travel expenses field.

Include your miles traveled times 54 cents per mile.

I have another question including mileage. I’m a drilling reservist. I perform funeral honor duty for the Navy and I have to drive to the funeral site as my second employment. I do receive regular compensation for the funeral service I provide from the Navy. Can I still claim the mileage each and every time I drive to a funeral site as my second employment?