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DAF XF 105 truck with "New mileage rates in Flanders and Brussels" written on the side.
Axxes, Current News, Road taxes

New Road Tolls in Flanders and Brussels

New mileage rates in Flanders and Brussels. From Monday 1 July, new mileage rates will apply in Flanders and Brussels. Prices have been adjusted to promote cleaner logistics transport. The preferential rate of zero cents per kilometer granted to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) on all Flemish roads will now also apply in the Brussels-Capital region. Obligations and exclusions Although the rate for zero-emission vehicles is zero cents per kilometer, the OBU (On-Board Unit) remains mandatory for light commercial vehicles. This means that even with zero-rating, light commercial vehicles must be equipped with OBUs to monitor their mileage and ensure regulatory compliance. Changes in Wallonia In Wallonia, where the Sofico organization is responsible, electric vehicles (ECVs) will continue to be classified in the EURO VI emissions category. Wallonia also downgraded a section of the N246 at Tubize (between BK 0 and BK 1.45) and transferred it to the municipal network. Therefore, this section will no longer be subject to HGV mileage tax. Expected results: These measures are expected to stimulate the use of zero-emission vehicles, which will contribute to cleaner and more sustainable transport in the region. Although there are no new zero-emission roads added in Flanders and Brussels-Capital, the adjustments to the tariffs and the preferential rate will have a positive impact on the environment. Learn how to cut your costs! Does your company spend a lot on Fuel, Tolls, VAT, Excise, AdBlue® and would you like to reduce these costs?Fill out our questionnaire or contact us to show you how you can do this! Fill out the Questionnaire here!

E-BOX with electronic road tolling system
Current News, e100, Road taxes

Changes in Toll Invoicing via E-BOX

Important changes in toll invoicing via E-BOX. In recent months we have taken over the direct invoicing of tolls via E-BOX in Austria, Slovakia and Italy from our partner Toll4Europe. We are pleased to inform you that from July France and Spain will also join this group. This is another step towards standardizing the invoicing of tolls paid with E-BOX devices. E-BOX toll invoices in Italy, Austria, Slovakia, France and Spain will be available directly in the E100 customer panel. Customers will have the option to download detailed transaction lists for the roads in these countries using the ‘Trip Details’ option in the Invoices tab. In addition, for the listed countries, customers will be able to take advantage of the NETTO-invoicing service, which will further facilitate the management of costs and documents related to tolls. Learn how to cut your costs! Does your company spend a lot on Fuel, Tolls, VAT, Excise, AdBlue® and would you like to reduce these costs?Fill out our questionnaire or contact us to show you how you can do this! Fill out the Questionnaire here!

E-BOX device on a road with text about e-TOLL system in Poland.
Current News, e100, Road taxes

Improved Integration of E-BOX with Poland’s e-TOLL System

Improved integration of E-BOX with the e-TOLL system. We are pleased to announce improvements in the integration of E-BOX devices with the Polish e-TOLL system. Now the process of activating tolls in Poland is greatly simplified and takes only 15 minutes, with no extra charge for the “Poland only” service. The new “TariffKex” code will appear on Toll4Europe invoices, which will facilitate the invoicing process and provide customers with a clearer view of the costs incurred. These improvements are aimed at optimizing the user experience and making toll management easier. Learn how to cut your costs! Does your company spend a lot on Fuel, Tolls, VAT, Excise, AdBlue® and would you like to reduce these costs?Fill out our questionnaire or contact us to show you how you can do this! Fill out the Questionnaire here!

A tanker truck on a road with text about the SENT system mandatory for foreign vehicles from July 1, 2024.
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New SENT System Requirements in Poland from July 1, 2024

The SENT system is mandatory for foreign cars. From July 1, 2024, foreign transport companies must comply with the new regulations of the SENT system in Poland. The new requirements provide an obligation to report transport not only for sensitive goods, but also for all other types of cargo. Before you start traveling in Poland, the transfer must be reported in the SENT system and you will receive a reference number. Carriers must also provide vehicle geolocation data. Not reporting a ride or missing GPS data can result in fines between PLN 10,000 (≈ €2,300) and PLN 20,000 (≈ €4,600), making compliance with the new requirements extremely important. What is the SENT system? The Electronic Transport Control System (SENT) is a system for registering and monitoring the transport of sensitive goods such as motor fuels, biodiesel, lubricating oils, thinners, contaminated alcohols, vegetable oils, solvents and dry tobacco. Any transport company that transports sensitive goods must report this fact in the SENT register. How does SENT work? Access to SENT is provided through the e-Transport service of the Tax and Customs Services Electronic Services Platform (PUESC). Only an individual can open an account in PUESC. In the case of business entities obliged to carry out activities in the SENT register, this can be, for example, an employee of this entity with the appropriate authorization. For sending and receiving entities, an advanced level of access to PUESC is required, while carriers can only have a basic level of access. Products and goods subject to SENT monitoring The catalog of goods is defined in the Law on the Monitoring System of Road and Rail Transport of Goods and Trade in Heating Fuels and includes goods such as ethyl alcohol, heating fuels, dry tobacco, medicinal products, foods for special nutritional purposes and medical devices. From 12 January 2024, SENT covers the transport of 11 types of waste, including waste paints and varnishes containing solvents or other hazardous substances. What information should the report to the SENT system include? The report to the SENT system includes information about the sending and receiving entity, the goods and the route. After completing and sending the form to the registry, a SENT number (valid for 10 days) and three authentication keys are generated for each of the participants in the process (sender, carrier and receiver). SENT support in ERP systems The Comarch ERP Optima and Comarch ERP XL systems provide the ability to generate and send goods transportation notifications to the SENT system from the sending entity and the receiving entity. These ERP systems greatly facilitate and speed up the reporting process by eliminating the need to manually fill out forms in PUESC. Conclusion: Compliance with the new requirements of the SENT system is essential to avoid fines and ensure smooth transport of goods through Poland. Foreign transport companies must ensure that all shipments are reported in the SENT system and that the geo-location data of the vehicles is provided correctly. Thank you for your continued use of our services and your commitment to regulatory compliance. Learn how to cut your costs! Does your company spend a lot on Fuel, Tolls, VAT, Excise, AdBlue® and would you like to reduce these costs?Fill out our questionnaire or contact us to show you how you can do this! Fill out the Questionnaire here!

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