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Mileage log

What is the 60-day rule and how do you stay compliant?

By Meta Trak

The 60-day rule is a core part of SKAT\'s requirements for company cars and mileage reimbursement. If you use your company car for both private and business driving, you need to understand this rule to avoid incorrect taxation.

In this post, we explain what the rule means, why it matters, and how you can comply easily with Meta Trak Denmark\'s digital mileage log.

What does the 60-day rule mean?

The 60-day rule defines how many days you may drive to the same workplace before it is tax-classified as a permanent workplace.

According to SKAT, the following applies:

This means you must be able to document where and when you drive, so you can prove to SKAT that you comply with the rules.

Read more about the rule at SKAT

Why is compliance important?

If your trips are not documented correctly, SKAT may classify them as private even when they are business-related. That can lead to extra tax, lost reimbursement, and unnecessary administrative work.

By following the 60-day rule continuously, you avoid mileage log errors and keep reimbursement and company-car taxation accurate.

How Meta Trak helps you stay compliant

At Meta Trak Denmark, we offer a digital mileage log that automatically records your trips via GPS. The system tracks when you are approaching the 60-day limit at a specific address and gives you an overview before it becomes a problem.

With Meta Trak, you can:

All from your smartphone or computer, so you can stay on top of the 60-day rule with minimal effort.

Get control of your mileage documentation today

With Meta Trak Denmark, you do not just get a mileage log. You get a practical tool that helps you comply, save time, and avoid costly mistakes.

Get started with a digital mileage log

Learn more about our digital mileage log or contact us today to see how we can help you gain full control of your driving documentation.

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