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The TCO formulas: What do you need to know? Explanation by MMBB

On 1 January 2024, the new TCO formulas went into effect. But what does that mean for you? What has changed? How do you calculate the legal mobility budget?

Expert Thierry Devresse explains the changes and practical implications. After attending this webinar, you will be up to date and able to get started with the mobility budget.

16/01/2024

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You'll discover

How to calculate the mobility budget using the two new TCO formulas.

Which formula is most suitable for you.

The essential information about the latest changes.

Thierry Devresse

CEO MMBB

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Bert Van Molle

Sales & Marketing Manager

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