Hello dear community, I have an exciting question. I would like to tax my vehicle using the travel book method. I have bought a travel book for this. As far as everything is clear and simple. Now the following: I am self-employed, in my commercial license is address(business office) A my residence is located in another city and has address B. Business I always drive directly from my apartment B to mostly different places C. The travel book has 3 columns (business, private) So I never put anything in the column (housing/work) because I don’t have a daily working week. My tax advisor told me to just re-register my business to place B then the topic would be done. But I would like to leave my business at place A. So is there the possibility to leave my business address on place A without tax disadvantages? If I always leave the column (housing/work) in the travel book empty, that would be financially favorable, all in all gs could then ask the tax office why I even have the business on place A if I’m never there. I hope you could somehow follow this construct. I hope for a few stimulating hints … P.s the tax office should not accept the travel book, you would tax my vehicle at a flat rate with the 1% regulation. In this case, set the path between place A and B, simple distance times 0.03% of the list price. That would be fatal . Although I never this distance I don’t know how the journey book method is designed with respect to journeys between A and B. Flat-rate actually doesn’t work or ? You realize, I have problems Thanks anyway for what enlightening …