When using your personal vehicle for work related travel (i.e. pick up supplies), your employer can reimburse you by paying you a reasonable per-kilometer allowance (2020=$0.59/km for first 5,000km).
Self-employed individuals (i.e. unincorporated proprietorship) are allowed motor vehicle expenses, calculating vehicle expenses (fuel, license, maintenance, ect.) and deducting the % of costs based on business/personal use.
Can a owner-employee of a corporation (also officer), be reimbursed for work related travel expenses using a Per-Kilometer Allowance instead of Vehicle Expense method?
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