Practical tips on mileage tracking, mileage allowances and Belgian rules for the self-employed and company directors.
Employers and companies may reimburse up to €0.4761/km tax-free (01-07-2026 to 30-06-2027). What applies to the self-employed?
Read moreHow much of your car costs counts for tax depends on your car. What does the 2026 car taxation mean for you and your trip log?
Read moreEvery self-employed professional can claim business car costs. Which professions drive the most, and what should you record?
Read moreHome nurses make dozens of short trips daily. Discover how to correctly record every kilometer.
Read moreSales representatives drive the most kilometers. Tips for efficient recording.
Read moreWhat belongs in a good trip log? The data to record per trip and how long to keep it.
Read moreSelf-employed or company director? What your kilometers mean for tax depends on your status. With an honest worked example.
Read more€0.37/km by bike (income year 2026). For the self-employed, commuting only, max 25 km per trip. Who qualifies?
Read moreThe €0.15/km flat rate (income year 2026) for commuting by car. What applies to the self-employed, and what to employees and company directors?
Read moreWhy an app is more practical than a paper logbook, and what a good log should contain per trip.
Read moreWhat does an electric car mean for tax in 2026? The main points for the self-employed and companies, and why your log still matters.
Read moreSame rules as for a main activity. What you need to know about proportional deduction.
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