Interactive chart of the French tax mileage allowance scale ("bareme kilometrique"), used to deduct professional travel costs ("frais reels") from French income tax. Published by MaCalculatriceEnLigne.
Example: a 5 CV car driven 4,000 km gives 2,544.00 EUR, or 3,052.80 EUR if it is 100 % electric.
For a distance d in km, amount = d x coef + constant, rounded to the cent; x 1.2 for a 100 % electric vehicle, applied before rounding.
| Horsepower | d <= 5,000 km | 5,000 < d <= 20,000 km | d > 20,000 km |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 CV or less | d x 0.529 | d x 0.316 + 1,065 | d x 0.370 |
| 4 CV | d x 0.606 | d x 0.340 + 1,330 | d x 0.407 |
| 5 CV | d x 0.636 | d x 0.357 + 1,395 | d x 0.427 |
| 6 CV | d x 0.665 | d x 0.374 + 1,457 | d x 0.447 |
| 7 CV or more | d x 0.697 | d x 0.394 + 1,515 | d x 0.470 |
data.csv is generated with the Go package baremekm
(codeberg.org/tresor2k/macalc-go), a port of the SWI-Prolog pack
fr_bareme_km 1.0.0 whose tests replay each of the 135 facts of the pack.
Columns: cv, label, km, thermal, electric (euros).
Official sources: BOFIP BOI-BAREME-000001 (2022, 2023), DGFiP brochures pratiques IR (2024 to 2026), service-public.gouv.fr A14686 (2026). Dataset: doi:10.17632/5s59m9wycw.1 (CC BY 4.0). The scale values are official French tax data (DGFiP, Licence Ouverte / Open Licence Etalab 2.0).
The same computation is available online, in French, with the detail of each band: French mileage allowance calculator. More French finance calculators: finance calculators.
This chart is an aid to calculation, not tax advice. The official texts prevail.
Built with D3 v7. Code: MIT.