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The tax-free maximum allowance for working from home has been raised

In 2022, the allowance was up to 2 euros per day. In 2023, an employer will be able to pay an employee a tax-free...

In 2022, the allowance was up to 2 euros per day. In 2023, an employer will be able to pay an employee a tax-free allowance for working from home (thuiswerkvergoeding) in the amount of no more than 2.13 euros per day. 

What is this allowance?

Employees of many companies work part of the time in the office, and part of the time from home. The hybrid version of work was especially widespread during the coronavirus pandemic. A hybrid schedule has many benefits for society: reduced carbon emissions, freed up space on public transport, reduced housing pressures, and more. 

However, there are additional costs for the employee. For example, he uses electricity, which he pays for himself, and his own computer. Therefore, the government, interested in the development of a hybrid work option, decided to support entrepreneurs and workers, for which they were allowed to pay a tax-free allowance. 

Important! This supplement is not required. Both the amount of compensation and the very possibility of its payment are determined by the employer. The government only determines up to what amount this allowance is not taxed.

How is the allowance calculated?

Calculates the cost of an employee to work from home National Institute for Budget Information (Nationaal Instituut voor Budgetvoorlichting (Nibud)). He also developed the adjustment factors that are used in the annual indexation of the tax-free allowance for working from home. The methodology is approved by law, so the maximum amount in 2023 will be 2,13 euros per day, although according to March Nibud calculations, the real cost of an employee to work from home is 3,05 euros per day. 

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Publication Date: 19.09.2022
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