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Originally Posted by RichMSN
It would be deductible, but (and I'm not a CPA, so someone will be along to correct me) if you have a regular office you commute to, you would be expected to deduct the normal round trip mileage to/from your office from your sales call commute. If you leave from your office, it would be all deductible, provided you return there after your call and then drive home.
A lot of this is, simply, deducting what you feel comfortable with, with your accountant's knowledge of the law in mind.
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My understanding is that if you leave from work to go to a game, you can deduct the mileage from your office to the game, and then from the game to your home. If this all makes sense.
For an official who happens to work graveyard shift at his primary job, he could deduct mileage from home to game, then from game to work.