WHAT WOULD YOU DO 6-3 Auto Questions On the Federal Schedule "C" and Form 4562 there are questions regarding auto mileage. The questions are as follows: a. Total business/investment miles driven during the year (don't include commuting miles) b. Total commuting miles were driven during the year c. Total other personal (non-commuting) miles driven d. Total miles were driven during the year e. Was the vehicle available for personal use during off-duty hours? f. Was the vehicle used primarily by more than 5% of the owner or related person? g. Is another vehicle available for personal use? Your client has given you the information to prepare the return but did not answer these questions on the questionnaire they provided. When you call, he says he really does not keep the number of miles but guesses that he drove about 15,000 during the year. When you ask how much of it is business-related he answers, "All of it, of course. I use my wife's car for all non-business expenses." Assume that your client is a pediatrician who lives eight miles from work. How would you handle this? Would your answer change if he drove a truck instead of a sedan? How about if he is an electrical contractor and this is his work truck?