Get Odometer Disclosure Statement Wa 2020-2024

Your mileage log must be able to prove: The amount: the number of miles driven for each business-related trip. The time: the date and time you take each trip. The place: the destination for each business-related trip.

A vehicle's odometer reading is one of the key factors in determining what that vehicle is worth, as it indicates the number of miles a vehicle has traveled. A vehicle with high mileage is worth less than a vehicle with low mileage.

It's found on the car's dashboard. Two Greek words come together to form the word “odometer,” leaving us with the meaning of path and measure. There is also a trip odometer on most cars. Unlike the standard odometer, the trip odometer is easy to reset to show how many miles were travelled during a specific time.

Record your odometer readings. The most straightforward way to record business miles, and the one preferred by the IRS, is to write down your car's odometer readings when you begin and end the trip. The difference is your mileage. This will get you the most exact mileage for your trip.

Request a vehicle history report to check for odometer discrepancies in the vehicle's history. If the seller does not have a vehicle history report, use the car's VIN to order a vehicle history report online. If you suspect fraud, contact your state's enforcement agency.

Maintain a Driving Log You must keep a log of the total miles driven if you choose the standard mileage deduction. The IRS specifies: At the start of each trip, record the odometer reading and list the purpose, starting location, ending location, and date of the trip.

Send a request with your name and mailing address to CustomerCare@dol.wa.gov. We'll mail it to you within 2 business days.

(1) When is an odometer disclosure statement required? An odometer disclosure statement is required on all transfers of ownership as required by RCW 46.12. 124 and Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.), unless specifically exempted.