When gas and diesel prices began to climb a few years back, your business probably faced a tough choice: raise prices to cover that extra bite off your bottom line, or hold the line and cut back on other costs. Some may have opted for a third alternative — a fuel surcharge.That was fine then. But in case you hadn’t noticed, fuel prices are at their lowest point in years. With more fuel price fluctuations expected in the future, the issue now is how to make sure your invoices for service properly account for those shifting costs.If you raised prices
Account for Your Fuel Costs
Fuel prices are down – but now is no time to stop thinking about how you factor that expense into your rate structure.
May 07, 2015
| by Erik Gunn |
