From 1 July 2014, the carbon charge was repealed, increasing the rate for many fuels
Carbon Charge Repealed
From the 1st July 2014, the carbon charge was repealed, increasing the rate for many fuels acquired from 1st July 2014 and used off public roads.
- This means a business owner can claim more if they use the fuel in
off-road activities. - A business can no longer claim FTC for non-transport gaseous fuels
used in specified agriculture, fishing and forestry activities. - A business can no longer claim FTC for aviation gasoline or
kerosene if it was declared by the Clean Energy Regulator as part of the opt-in scheme. The liquid fuel opt-in scheme ceased on 30 June 2014
Visit the ATO website for Rates from 1 July 2014
Use the ATO Fuel Tax Credit calculator
Did You Know?
NFP organisations that are not registered for GST can claim FTC if
they operate emergency vehicles or vessels.
- A householder can claim FTC if they use fuel to generate electricity.
- NFP organisations that are not registered for GST can claim FTC if
they operate emergency vehicles or vessels.