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Your numbers are way too low as far as I am concerned. For comparison, you can have a look at France tax deductions. They account for the type of vehicle. http
by user5994461 9y ago
Your numbers are way too low as far as I am concerned.
For comparison, you can have a look at France tax deductions. They account for the type of vehicle. https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/actualites/A12350 https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/actualites/A12350
The absolute minimum price is 0.286 euro * km. That is if you drive more than 20 000 km a year and have the most economic car of all.
- scythe 9y agoFuel is way more expensive in France, though, and it wouldn't surprise me if maintenance were as well, considering that CPI is significantly higher. Also see my explanation of why lawmakers would overestimate deductions. Also the minimum deduction in that table is 0.245 euro/km which is for 5000-20000 km although it assumes you drive 5000 km/year at a higher price, which most people will do for personal use anyway.
- user5994461 9y agoThe minimum deduction is the "d x 0,286". Don't get confused by the French. It's for the "smallest" type of car, I think you actually need a motorbike to reach that rate. The most economic Prius from this year would fall in the rate d x 0,332. Yes, there are high taxes on gas but it's not significant when discussing the total costs including maintenance, insurance and depreciation. Keep in mind the exchange rate as well.