Deduct your car insurance

Driving green is in your best interest.
You can deduct expenses related to your car, including insurance, only to the extent that you use it professionally: 50% of your trips, excluding commuting between home and office, are for business purposes? 50% of your car expenses are deductible in any way.

From the professional part of the amount applicable to your car insurance, you deduct a portion based on the CO2 emissions of your vehicle and its date of purchase.

1/ Did you buy your car before 31/12/2017?

You deduct at least 75% or more. Find the case that suits you in the table below:

– Gasoline/diesel + CO2 emissions between 1 and 60 gr = 100% deductibility
– Gasoline/diesel + CO2 emissions between 61 and 105 gr = 90% deductibility
– Gasoline + CO2 emissions between 106 and 125 gr = 80% deductibility
– Diesel + CO2 emissions between 106 and 115 gr = 80% deductibility

Above these levels, you deduct 75%.

2/ You bought your car on or after 01/01/2018?

Until 31/12/2019, you follow the application rule for cars purchased until the end of 2017.
From 2020, you apply the following formula: 120% – (0.5% x fuel coefficient x CO2/km)

Do you have a diesel car? The fuel coefficient is 1.
Do you have a gasoline car? The fuel coefficient is 0.95.
Do you drive a CNG car? The fuel coefficient will be 0.9 up to 11 fiscal horsepower, 0.95 beyond.