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Civil Service milage calculation

To Alcohol · 2012-04-12 14:00:38

Hi Hope you can help with a Civil Service milage rate calculation? Basically I've travelled 6,600 business kms this year and a further 675 this month. How do you calculate whats owed to me based on the Civil Service rates available if the car is under 1,200 cc ?? Many thanks

12-04-2012 2:00pm

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Hi

Hope you can help with a Civil Service milage rate calculation?

Basically I've travelled 6,600 business kms this year and a further 675 this month.

How do you calculate whats owed to me based on the Civil Service rates available if the car is under 1,200 cc ??

Many thanks

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#2 12-04-2012 2:10pm

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Rates here:

http://www.taxation.ie/guide-to-irish-tax/motor-expenses/

Its pretty straightforward, no? Just multiply it out......

Spoiler: Basically you're owed too much

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#3 12-04-2012 2:14pm

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€2695.97

6437km @ €0.3912 and 838km @ €0.2122

You'd be getting €4040.84 if you had something over 1501cc, it's a wonder they haven't revamped these rates in line with emissions etc really.

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#4 12-04-2012 2:22pm

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Thanks guys. They came up with totally different figures to the above. I'm armed now! I thought I was missing something but no, my figures are identical to yours.

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