Taux historiques d'indemnités kilométriques au Canada

L’ARC fixe les taux annuels d’indemnités kilométriques, que les employeurs utilisent pour rembourser leurs employés qui utilisent leur véhicule personnel à des fins professionnelles. Ces taux couvrent tous les frais liés au véhicule, y compris le carburant, l’entretien, l’assurance et l’amortissement.

Taux d'indemnités kilométriques de 2010 à 2026

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Modifications des taux d'indemnité kilométrique

L’ARC révise les taux annuellement afin d’assurer une juste compensation aux employés pour les frais d’utilisation de leur véhicule. Elle tient compte de facteurs tels que le prix du carburant, l’inflation, la dépréciation du véhicule et les coûts d’entretien.

Note that while the CRA issues rates every year, they are not mandatory. Employers can choose to reimburse employees at a different rate. See more about mileage reimbursement for employees and employers.

The rates have gone up nearly every year. This steady rise reflects the increasing vehicle operation costs, especially with inflation and surging fuel prices in recent years.

Mileage allowance rates 2026

 The CRA revised and updated the 2026 mileage rates, with a 1-cent increase.

• 73 cents per km for the first 5,000 km
• 67 cents per km after that
• An additional 4 cents per kilometre for the Territories

Mileage allowance rates 2025

Due to high fuel costs, the CRA revised and again updated the 2025 mileage rates by 2 cents.

• 72 cents per km for the first 5,000 km
• 66 cents per km after that
• An additional 4 cents per kilometre for the Territories

Mileage allowance rates 2024

The 2024 rate revision included a 2-cent increase to account for inflation and expensive vehicle maintenance.

• 70 cents per km for the first 5,000 km
• 64 cents per km after that
• An additional 4 cents per kilometre for the Territories

Mileage allowance rates 2023

2023 saw the highest rate increase in the past decade due to the post-pandemic economic recovery, global fuel shortages, and high inflation. The rates went up by 7 cents compared to 2022.

• 68 cents per km for the first 5,000 km
• 62 cents per km after that
• An additional 4 cents per kilometre for the Territories

Mileage allowance rates 2022

The CRA increased the 2022 mileage rates by two cents to account for the increased costs of running and maintaining a vehicle.

• 61 cents per km for the first 5,000 kilometres
• 55 cents per km after that
• An additional 4 cents per km for the Territories

Mileage allowance rates 2021

The CRA revised but did not change the 2021 rates from the previous year, signalling no big change in fuel and vehicle maintenance costs and inflation. The rates remained:

• 59 cents per km for the first 5,000 business kilometres
• 53 cents per km after that
• An additional 4 cents per kilometre for the Territories

Mileage allowance rates 2020

The 2020 allowance rates went up by a cent compared to the previous year, increasing to:

• 59 cents per km for the first 5,000 business kilometres
• 53 cents per km after that
• An additional 4c per kilometre for the Territories

Why do the rates change after 5,000 km

The mileage allowance rate decreases after the first 5,000 kilometres to account for economies of scale. The initial higher rate covers the fixed costs for a vehicle, such as insurance, registration, and basic maintenance. After 5,000 km, the rate is reduced because variable costs like fuel and wear and tear are comparatively lower per kilometre.

The Territories always have a higher rate

The rates for employees in Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut are consistently higher than in the rest of Canada. The reasons for this are the harsh weather conditions, which increase vehicle wear and tear, and the higher fuel, vehicle repair, and service in these territories.

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