Company Car Tax Calculator

You do not pay bijtelling if you drive less than 500 private kilometers per year with your company car. You must keep a mileage log to prove this.

Electric cars have a reduced bijtelling rate on the first part of the catalog value. In 2026, the reduced rate is 18% up to €30,000, and 22% on the rest.

The net cost depends on your marginal tax rate. Multiply your gross bijtelling by your tax rate (for many incomes: 37.56%) to estimate your monthly net cost.

Bijtelling is calculated proportionally. If you have the car for 6 months, you pay bijtelling for 6/12 of the year.

Yes, the bijtelling percentage at first registration typically applies for 60 months (5 years). After that, the current year's rate may apply.

To prove you drive less than 500 private kilometers per year, you must keep a detailed mileage log. This log typically includes date, starting location, destination, kilometers driven, and whether it was business or private.

Bijtelling is a taxable benefit added to your income for private use of a company car. The actual costs (fuel, insurance, maintenance) are paid by the employer. Bijtelling is calculated as a percentage of the car's catalog value and taxed at your marginal rate.

The standard bijtelling rate is 22% of the catalog value. For electric vehicles, a reduced rate of 18% applies up to €30,000, with 22% above that.