Per Diem in Sweden

Hello!
Has anyone a policy including per diem for a Swedish company? How did you solve that? I want to learn since I don't want to use Exensify if this cannot be solved in a decent way. BR/Stina
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Rachael Hopkins Expensify Success Coach - Admin, Expensify Team, Expensify Student Ambassador Posts: 904 Expensify Team
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Hello!
There is one amount for a full day or half day. If your journey starts at 12:00 or later, the departure day counts as a half-day. The same applies to the return day if the journey is concluded at 19:00 or earlier. The per diem varies, one decided amount (from Tax authorities) per country.
A deduction of 15 % - 85 % should be made if the employee has received food (company paid food our it is included in hotel cost) (breakfast+lunch+dinner).
BR/Stina
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Hi! I believe the new Per Diem release from Expensify would be perfect for handling Per Diem in Sweden but there is a bit too much importing and such to do yourself to have it work properly. It would be great if it could be implemented as a function.
The Swedish Tax Authority offers API's for the abroad rates here: https://skatteverket.entryscape.net/catalog/9/datasets/680
The policies are as Stina notes with half days and deductions from the full day per diem are made as follows:
-15% if breakfast was received free
-35% if lunch was received free
-35% if dinner was received free
Hotels are usually covered by the employer/payor.
Hopefully there will be a simple tool for this!
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Cortney Ofstad Expensify Success Coach - Admin, Expensify Team, Expensify Student Ambassador Posts: 173 Expensify Team
Hi @KGR! Thanks for responding and providing additional context! For this, I suggest sharing this as an Idea post. This gives other customer's the chance to vote on ideas for a chance to be placed on a roadmap, as well as have them share tips, tricks, and possible workarounds in the meantime.
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