When you receive a company short-term lease car and use it for more than 500 kilometers for private purposes, you will be subject to bijtelling. Everyone subject to bijtelling pays bijtelling based on the fiscal value of the car. Below, we will provide you with more information about short-term lease bijtelling.
The amount of bijtelling depends on several factors:
- Registration date of the vehicle
- Emissions; (semi) electric cars always have a lower bijtelling than cars running on petrol and diesel
- The bijtelling percentage
- The fiscal value of the vehicle
If you opt for short-term lease as a private individual, you will pay VAT, but no bijtelling.
What else you need to know about short-term lease and bijtelling:
If your employer has set a budget for your short-term lease car and you want to drive a more expensive car, it is possible to deduct the additional monthly car costs from the bijtelling. Inquire about the exact conditions from your fleet manager or the Tax Authorities.
Want to know more?
You can find more information about bijtelling on the website of the Dutch government. Are you looking for a new car with bijtelling? Easily check the options for business short-term leasing online at Blankert Shortlease.