Mileage Allowance

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Madra Rua

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Question, does an employer have to pay a mileage allowance. Up until recently i was being paid 99c per mile but unfortunately they have now decided to slash this and pay me a standard fee to a certain place and back. What are my statutory entitlements if any?
 
The nice people from Revenue told us that if we paid more than €0.35 per Km they'd consider it a benefit in kind. Be happy you got €0.99 cent a mile for so long!
 
Purple said:
The nice people from Revenue told us that if we paid more than €0.35 per Km they'd consider it a benefit in kind. Be happy you got €0.99 cent a mile for so long!
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I wonder does this mean that our MPs pay BIK on all their mileage and overnight rates? If not it seems very unfair!
 
I get 78c per KM and don't pay any BIK ... should I be worried that revenue will be knocking on my door ... ?
 
Henny Penny said:
I get 78c per KM and don't pay any BIK ... should I be worried that revenue will be knocking on my door ... ?
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It depends on your annual business mileage total. The rate decreases sharply once you cross a certain number of miles. See IT51 & IT54 on revenue.ie or google these.
 
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