FREE TAX TOOL, IN ENGLISH
Company car tax calculator
Calculate the addition (bijtelling) for private use of your company car and see what it means for your net salary. Free to use, no account needed.
ABOUT THIS TOOL
How the company car tax calculator works
What it estimates
The bijtelling: the taxable addition to your income for private use of a company car, and how a youngtimer compares with a regular car.
How to read the result
The addition is a percentage of the catalogue value, or of the market value for a youngtimer. It is added to your taxable income, not paid in full.
Who it's for
Employees with a lease car and freelancers or BV owners deciding whether to drive a car privately or for business.
Good to know
Drive 500 km or less privately per year and you can avoid the addition, but you need a detailed kilometre log to prove it.
Company car tax questions
Quick answers about bijtelling.
What is bijtelling?
A taxable addition to your income when you use a company car privately. You pay tax on it at your own income tax rate.
What is a youngtimer?
An older car where the addition is based on its current market value instead of the catalogue value. The calculator shows the age rule for your tax year.
Do electric cars still have a lower rate?
There is a reduced rate on part of the catalogue value for new electric cars. The calculator applies the rate for the tax year you choose.
How do I avoid bijtelling?
Drive no more than 500 km privately per year and keep a complete trip log (rittenadministratie).
