In a recent announcement, the government revealed that the standardized home office deduction, which has benefited approximately 350,000 wage earners by allowing them to deduct up to 960 euros from their taxable income without providing receipts, will be abolished starting in 2026. While remote workers will lose this specific deduction, those who rent external workspaces can still deduct actual expenses. Taxpayers are advised to verify their tax return status through the MyTax service and note upcoming deadlines for any necessary corrections.
The government announced in its mid-term policy talks that the standardized home office deduction will be abolished starting in 2026, affecting approximately 350,000 wage earners.
This deduction has allowed remote workers to cover home office expenses without needing to provide receipts, significantly easing the tax filing process for many.
Taxpayers who rent external workspace can still claim deductions for actual costs, ensuring support for individuals who prefer separate office settings.
Taxpayers are encouraged to check their MyTax service for deadlines, as some may have already passed, underscoring the importance of timely tax return management.
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