Mileage Allowance client-side ?
How to use Mileage AllowanceThis tool computes your mileage expenses using the 2024 French car scale published by the tax administration. Enter your vehicle's fiscal horsepower (from 3 hp or less to 7 hp or more) and the yearly business distance driven; the tool applies the correct band of the scale (up to 5,000 km, 5,001–20,000 km with a fixed part, above 20,000 km).
It's an indicative estimate, useful to prepare a tax return or an expense report. The scale is revised yearly and some cases (electric vehicles, two-wheelers) follow specific rules. Everything is computed in your browser.
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This tool computes your mileage expenses using the 2024 French car scale published by the tax administration. Enter your vehicle's fiscal horsepower (from 3 hp or less to 7 hp or more) and the yearly business distance driven; the tool applies the correct band of the scale (up to 5,000 km, 5,001–20,000 km with a fixed part, above 20,000 km). It's an indicative estimate, useful to prepare a tax return or an expense report. The scale is revised yearly and some cases (electric vehicles, two-wheelers) follow specific rules. Everything is computed in your browser.
Compute French car mileage allowance (2024 scale).
How to use Mileage Allowance
This tool computes your mileage expenses using the 2024 French car scale published by the tax administration. Enter your vehicle's fiscal horsepower (from 3 hp or less to 7 hp or more) and the yearly business distance driven; the tool applies the correct band of the scale (up to 5,000 km, 5,001–20,000 km with a fixed part, above 20,000 km). It's an indicative estimate, useful to prepare a tax return or an expense report. The scale is revised yearly and some cases (electric vehicles, two-wheelers) follow specific rules. Everything is computed in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Which scale is used?
The French 2024 car mileage scale, with its three distance bands and coefficients by fiscal horsepower.
Is the result exact?
It's an estimate. The scale changes yearly and special cases (electric, two-wheelers) have their own rules.