In order to get a deal with the Republicans, the 18-cent fuel discount could ultimately be extended and increased.
And if the 18-cent discount on fuel hadn’t not said his last word ? What if she was even increased in the coming months ? While we definitely thought it doomed by the end of the year, her future seems to be brightening.
Within the framework of the measures in favor of purchasing power currently being examined at the Assembly, the executive would indeed be close to reaching an agreement with the Republicans. What would go through some concessions from the majority. Among these, the famous extension and the increase in the discount of 18 cents. All in partially waiving the fuel allowance for low-income workers and heavy-duty riders.
“There are discussions, but it is not completely done”reports a government source for The voice of the North. “An agreement will be made with LR”despite changes ” every two hours “ according to another source quoted by the same media. In effect, LR is leaning towards general measures for motorists. They demonstrated this with the idea of a price freeze at 1.50 euro per liter.
The fuel allowance not completely abandoned
On the other hand, the executive wants to put in place more targeted and desired aid that is more effective. For this reason, an indemnity of 100 to 200 euros for workers and 50 to 100 euros for high rollers is under study.
In the event of an agreement with the Republicans, would the latter disappear? Not really. The majority would indeed not give it up completely, but it would take “another form” according to an LR deputy quoted by The voice of the North.
One thing is certain, the saga of fuel prices is far from over. According to the plans of the majority, the discount of 18 cents should have gradually disappear by the end of the year. The compensation for workers and heavy rollers was to be implemented on October 1.
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In order to get a deal with the Republicans, the 18-cent fuel discount could ultimately be extended and increased.
And if the 18-cent discount on fuel hadn’t not said his last word ? What if she was even increased in the coming months ? While we definitely thought it doomed by the end of the year, her future seems to be brightening.
Within the framework of the measures in favor of purchasing power currently being examined at the Assembly, the executive would indeed be close to reaching an agreement with the Republicans. What would go through some concessions from the majority. Among these, the famous extension and the increase in the discount of 18 cents. All in partially waiving the fuel allowance for low-income workers and heavy-duty riders.
“There are discussions, but it is not completely done”reports a government source for The voice of the North. “An agreement will be made with LR”despite changes ” every two hours “ according to another source quoted by the same media. In effect, LR is leaning towards general measures for motorists. They demonstrated this with the idea of a price freeze at 1.50 euro per liter.
The fuel allowance not completely abandoned
On the other hand, the executive wants to put in place more targeted and desired aid that is more effective. For this reason, an indemnity of 100 to 200 euros for workers and 50 to 100 euros for high rollers is under study.
In the event of an agreement with the Republicans, would the latter disappear? Not really. The majority would indeed not give it up completely, but it would take “another form” according to an LR deputy quoted by The voice of the North.
One thing is certain, the saga of fuel prices is far from over. According to the plans of the majority, the discount of 18 cents should have gradually disappear by the end of the year. The compensation for workers and heavy rollers was to be implemented on October 1.
Also read on Auto-Moto.com:
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Fuel allowance: what controls can the tax authorities do?
Fuel at €1.50/L, unsustainable for public finances?
