The Official State Gazette (BOE) published on July 17 establishes a deflation of withholdings in the Personal Income Tax (IRPF) of exempt mileage in locomotion expenses that correspond to justified trips. According to the General Provision published by the Ministry of Finance and Public Function, the text “reviews the amount of allowances and allowances for locomotion expenses in Personal Income Tax”, something for which the Ministry has power.

According to the provisions, the tax on these trips goes from €0.19/km to €0.26/km. But what exactly does this mean? Which has benefits?

You can deduct taxes for going to work by car

This increase in the exempt amount per kilometer has been set as compensation for mileage expenses for all those users who use their vehicle to develop their work or to travel to it. Hence, certain expenses are not taxed in order to compensate the worker in personal income tax for expenses necessary to work but that are at his expense.

That is why a part of the salary is not taxed as per diems (among which transportation enters), as explained by the tax advisor Carles Ribera on Twitter