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Mileage and per-diem rates API, 15 countries

The official rate, in every country you pay.

Mileage rates and per-diem allowances for payroll, expense and HR software. Read at each government source, kept current, and flagged the day one moves, so your customers never get last year’s figure.

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Mileage claimFrance

5 CV. 4,800 km already run this year, 900 more this month. A rate table invites two answers, and both are wrong:

at the rate below the boundary

900 × 0.636572.40 €

at the rate above it

900 × 0.357321.30 €

What the official scale gives

377.10€

Show the working
  1. year to 5700: 3429.9
  2. already earned to 4800: 3052.8
  3. this claim = 3429.9 − 3052.8 = 377.1
  4. this claim crosses a boundary at 5000

What you get

24 regimes

One integration instead of a rate table per country.

Every country in one shape

15 countries, 24 regimes

Mileage and per-diems in one JSON format, with vehicle classes, brackets and destinations already modelled. Figures are quoted exactly, never rounded.

Told before payroll runs

7 change days in twelve months

An alert and a change feed flag the day an authority moves a figure. Nobody on your team has to watch gazettes in several languages.

Any past month, reproduced

applies from, published on

Each figure carries the date it applies from and the date it was published, so re-running February in May gives February’s answer.

A source behind every number

27 official sites

Each figure links to the government page it comes from, so your support team can answer a customer who asks why.

Two dates per figure

published vs in force

Re-run February in May, and get February's answer.

Governments often publish in March a rate that applies from January, sometimes in September. lexrates records both dates, so your product can show what was correct when a payslip ran and what is correct now, and a retroactive change never looks like your bug. Each line below is a real period: how far its publication fell after, or before, the day it took effect.

  • Barème kilométrique forfaitaire+15.1 mo
  • IRD kilometre rates+14.1 mo
  • Kilometraje exento de IRPF0 mo
  • Rimborso chilometrico (tabelle ACI)-0.1 mo
  • Viatura própria ao serviço da empresa-0.1 mo
  • Entfernungspauschale (Pendlerpauschale)-0.4 mo
  • CRA reasonable automobile allowance rate-0.5 mo
  • Auslandstagegelder (Verpflegung und Übernachtung)-1 mo
  • Abzug für private Fahrzeugbenützung-3.7 mo

published after the period openedpublished before it

The work you hand over

40 change dates on record

One country is a reminder in your calendar. Several is a standing job.

14 of 20

regimes that have ever moved did so in the last twelve months

7

separate days those landed on, each one a day somebody has to notice

40

distinct move dates in the whole log, across 15 countries

In separate languages, in separate gazettes, on no shared calendar. Belgium alone indexes quarterly. lexrates reads them all, so you build the integration once.

Coverage

15 countries

Your countries, and how many years of history each one carries.

Every country covered, by domain, with the depth of history held
Countrymileageper-diem
AT15.8y–
AU6.3y–
BE9.3y–
CA2.8y–
CH5.8y–
DE5.8y5.8y
ES19.6y–
FR5.8y–
GB15.6y–
IE19.8y–
IT1.8y–
NL3.8y–
NZ4.6y–
PT17.8y–
US15.8y–

years of history– not covered yet

56 cited addresses stand behind these, read from 27 official sites, and each is re-fetched weekly to check it is still there. A figure is quoted, never rounded. Missing a country? See the full coverage.

Pricing

2026-11-04

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Open

367 periods · no key, no account

Every figure up to 2025-11-04, as an API and as static files. Enough to build and test your whole integration before paying anything.

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239 periods · the alert · the year-to-date engine

This year’s figures and the ones already announced, an alert the day one moves, and the year-to-date calculation for bracket scales.

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