Employers Don't Want to Pay All Fuel Costs
Dutch businesses are worried about rising fuel costs. They say higher prices will increase business expenses. The government is trying to help, but businesses disagree with how.
The AWVN survey found many Dutch businesses are concerned about rising fuel prices. They believe increased kilometer allowances and wages will cause big cost problems. The MKB-Nederland organization supports some government actions but criticizes the way the money is being used. The government cut some business support programs to fund the fuel measures. These measures include tax cuts for some vehicles and help for low-income families.
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Highlights
Businesses Fear Rising Costs
Dutch businesses worry about high fuel prices and increased costs.
Government Measures Introduced
The Dutch government has taken steps to address rising fuel prices.
Mixed Reactions from Groups
Some groups praise the measures, others criticize the funding.
Tax Cuts for Vehicles
The government reduced motor vehicle taxes for some vehicles.
Support Cuts Criticized
Existing business support schemes have been cut.