GPS Vehicle Tracking for Record Purposes

When you use a motor vehicle for business, the IRS requires you to keep a written record of personal and business use.  In the past, I have kept daily records showing business use, but not always showing detailed information regarding destination and any intermediate stops.

I know I have lost deductions for short business trips which I either forgot, or failed to properly document. With the LandSeaAir Tracking Key at a cost of $215.99 plus tax and shipping, you can simplify that task and at the same time take advantage of some other features this tool make possible.

With the included Tracking software, you can accurately determine where a vehicle traveled, how fast, where it stopped and for how long.  The recorded data from the Tracking Key can be displayed over a street map, satellite images or in a text report.

There are obviously covert uses for the tracker, but if everyone on your payroll understands and abides by your policy on vehicle use, and care, there should not be a problem. 

There shouldn't be any incidents of speeding, moonlighting, long lunch hours, early returns to the office,  driving around for the last half hour until the end of the day, or any other prohibited acts which cost your business money, all of which this tracker and software would likely detect. 

Sole operators, however, should see the benefit of the Tracking Key for the printed reports that are available, from the included software.  The LandSeaAir Tracking Key is available at Amazon (lowest price I've found) for $215.99, by clicking the icon below