It does not include the times of the trip. It includes details about your start and stop points and will list your company. Stride will email you three documents, one being a mileage log in a spreadsheet format. You have to go into the main menu, ask for it to send your tax report. In fact, I had a hard time figuring out how to get my miles. You cannot pull up a mileage report on the app itself with Stride. That allows you to get a closer look at exactly where you were along the trip. One advantage for Stride is you can zoom in and out on the map. When you select a trip, you will see the date, miles driven, estimated deduction value, elapsed time and a map. To get mileage details on your trips with Stride, you need to tap on the Tax icon, choose to view all transactions, and you will get a list of trips that were recorded (as well as any expense transactions). But it does show a little more detail including the start and stop time for each trip. Interestingly, Hurdlr chose not to show the route driven on the web version. Hurdlr's mileage trip detail shows a map of the route that was taken, miles, date, start and stop location, and even a place to notate which car was driven and for any other notes.įinally, Hurdlr has a web portal where you can pull up an information over your desktop or laptop browser. You can get a PDF report of your miles by business, a spreasheet of mileage detail that is IRS compliant, and a report of personal miles by category (Charity, medical, moving, or other). You can download three different mileage reports. Hurdlr provides a lot of detail including approximate start and end addresses, how long the trip took, and even the ability to choose which car you were driving.
This is unfortunate if you want to use that detail to show that you were indeed at a particular address. With the Hurdlr map, you cannot zoom in on the map to get a better detail of the location that you drove. When you click on an individual trip, you get a screen with a map showing where you have been, and details of the trip. With Hurdlr, you can choose between trips you have classified or haven't classified. The IRS requires a log that provides the following details: The date of the trip, the number of miles, where you went, and the business purpose. How do Stride Tax vs Hurdlr compare when it comes to the mileage reports? Are the reports compliant with IRS requirements? Tracking miles is pretty useless if the tracker isn't providing a good mileage report.
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