AMSTERDAM: The Dutch tax authorities have announced they will postpone the introduction of a new diesel tax that was planned for 1 January 2019.
The tax on diesel cars without a factory-installed particle filter was set to go up 15% next year. For an average passenger car, this would represent a €225 per year increase.
The newspaper reports IT problems are at the root of the delay, which will cost the authorities many millions of euros.
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