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CO2 solidarity contribution on company cars

Principles

A solidarity contribution is due by the employer on the private use of a company car. As from 1 January 2005, the contribution is computed according to the CO2 emissions of the car and is no longer related to the tax Benefit In Kind (BIK).

The contribution is due if there is a private use of the car, irrespective of the number of private kilometres driven, of the fiscal horsepower or of the employee’s payment, if any, for the use of the car.

Calculator

The fiscal horsepower and CO2 emissions of a specific car can be found on the web site of the Federal Public Service Health:
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Please enter below the CO2 emissions and the fuel type of the car:

Year: 2005

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CO2 emissions: g/km
Fuel type of the car:

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