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Car depreciation formula

TB
2024-06-04

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Hello,

I started as a sole proprietor in a secondary occupation (50%) in combination with a permanent part-time job. Now, I have had to return my car from my previous employer and will therefore be buying a new car.

According to the gram formula, the car would be 63.4% tax deductible. I use this car half-time for professional travel (50%).

How do I enter this in the expenses so that the depreciation is correct, more specifically the percentage of professional use and the VAT deduction? If I enter 50%, I don’t think that is correct.

How do I enter this in the expenditure so that the depreciation is correct, more specifically the percentage of professional use and the vAT deduction? If I enter 50%, I don’t think Dexter takes the gram formula into account, even though I read somewhere in the community that they would do so…

Or do I have to do the calculation myself, i.e. > 63.4% * 50% = 31.7%, and then enter that as the percentage of professional use?

Thank you in advance for your help

Dexxter does that itself. You register your car under 'cars' and Dexter does the calculations behind the scenes.
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