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Jack is a self-employed contractor. He uses his Ford F250 in his business. He does not have another vehicle for personal use. He wants to claim the standard mileage rate for the business use of his pick-up. To do so he must keep records of the following, except:
Choose one answer a. Total mileage during the year
b. Cost of insurance for the pick-up.
c. Business mileage during the year
d. Commuting mileage during the year

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