How does mileage allowance work?
What are the mileage allowance rates in Sweden in 2024?
2023 and 2024
2022
Own car (electric and hybrid)
SEK 25 (€2,23) per 10km
SEK 18.50 (€1,65) per 10km
Motorcycle/moped car/EPA tractor
SEK 9 (€0,80) per 10km
SEK 9 (€0,80) per 10km
Moped
SEK 9 (€0,80) per 10km
SEK 9 (€0,80) per 10km
Bike
SEK 9 (€0,80) per 10km
SEK 9 (€0,80) per 10km
Own boat
Actual cost
Actual cost
2023 and 2024
2022
Benefit car, diesel
SEK 12 (€1,07) per 10km
SEK 6.50 (€0,57) per 10km
Benefit car, not diesel
SEK 12 (€1,07) per 10km
SEK 9.50 (€0,85) per 10km
Benefit car, fully electric
SEK 9.50 (€0,85) per 10km
SEK 9.50 (€0,85) per 10km
Commuting allowances in Sweden
- The distance between your home and your workplace must be a minimum of five kilometres
- The time saving compared to travelling by public transport must be at least two hours
- Only the portion of the cost exceeding SEK 11,000 is deductible
- If you travel by public transport, the reimbursement for these expenses is tax-free if the distance between your home and your workplace is at least two kilometres
Per diems in Sweden for 2024
- Full day: a standard rate
- Half day: 50% of the standard rate (if the trip ends at 19:00 or earlier and starts at 12:00 or later, the day of departure and day of return count as a half day each)
What is not included in the mileage allowance?
- Errands unless directly related to the employee’s role as described in the labour contract
- Commutes under five kilometres
- Personal trips made during work hours
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Mileage allowance for Sweden FAQs
How can I file a mileage allowance claim in Sweden?
What if my company offers a higher mileage allowance?