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Employers can pay a distance-based allowance to their employees for work-related travel by private car. Some portions of this allowance may be taxable.

The rules are set by the government and may be reviewed yearly. Follow this link to read more:

https://www.skatteetaten.no/en/rates/car-allowance-distance-based-allowance/

Setup and configuration

Rates

The car allowance calculation is always based on the rates provided by the government.

There are different rates based on the type of car allowance used: regular car allowance, car allowance commuter (from/ to work) etc.

All the rates are usually defined in the Organization Properties. The rates can be set on the following levels:

  • Top level (has a blue building icon) - here we add the rates to be applied to all the organization units;

  • Employment company level - here we add the rates to be applied to the crew employment company;

  • Vessel level - here we set the rates to be applied to the crew with activities lined to this vessel;

 Car Allowance (regular) / KM-godtgjørelse (regular)

In 2021, the tax fee kilometer rate for cars (including electric cars) equals to NOK 3.50 per km.

The max allowance rate is NOK 4.03 per kilometer. 

The difference between the two rates of NOK 0.53 is taxable, meaning that you're paid per kilometer.

 Car Allowance (Commuter) / KM-godtgjørelse (Pendler)

In 2021, the tax fee kilometer rate for travel home equals to NOK 1,56 per km.

The max allowance rate is NOK 3,50 per kilometer. 

The difference between the two rates of NOK 1,94 is taxable, meaning that you're paid per kilometer.

Entry Code Setup

 Car Allowance (regular) / KM-godtgjørelse (regular)

Once the rates are in place we need to create a payment transaction under the Payroll > Entry Codes.

Here what needs to be done:

  1. Under the General tab fill in the entry Name and set it to Allowance.

  2. Under the Input tab setup the following fields.

  3. Under the calculation tab define the necessary accounts and accounting dimensions.
    Then create a separate script for the Car Allowance calculation.


    This is the example of the script that you can create. Click here to learn more about the scripts.

    //Setting Employer
    //Here you need to add a line for calculating the employer organization 
    //e.g. @@ADD:007.
    //You can check your other other entries for 
    
    //Rate
    L23=GB19
    
    //Amount
    L61=L22*L23
    L21=L61
    L67=L21
    
    //Calculation of taxable amount (Fordeling av skattepliktig beløp)
    //GB20 = Global rate line 20 for car allowance non taxable rate
    //GB19 = Global rate line 19 for max allowance rate
    //(GB19-GB20) - taxable part
    
    IF GB19 > GB20 THEN
      L70=(GB19-GB20) * L22
      L69=L67-L70
    ELSE
      L70=0
      L69=L67
    ENDIF
    
    W81=W81+L70       //Taxable (Skattepliktig) 
    L62=L70*P50c      //Employers fee

  4. Setup the fields to be available on the Payslip.

  5. Set the following EDAG coding.

 Car Allowance (non taxable)

This entry is setup almost in the same way as the Car Allowance (regular) entry.

The only difference is in the script and EDAG coding.

  1. The script would be simple:

    //Setting Employer
    //Here you need to add a line for calculating the employer organization 
    //e.g. @@ADD:007.
    //You can check your other other entries for 
    
    //GB20 = Global rate line 20 for car allowance non taxable rate
    L23=GB20
    L61=L22*L23

  2. The EDAG coding should be like that:

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