Fuel excise

Petroleum : blend of fuels - blend cannot be used in an internal combustion engine in its pure form - capable of use as a fuel extender

Excise: synthetic hydraulic fluid

Excise: naturally occurring stabilised crude petroleum oil

Determining compressed natural gas that is exempt from excise duty

Excise: Blended fuel - used, contaminated fuel and diesel

Excise: Petroleum: Fuel blends that can be used as fuel in an internal combustion engine

Excise: the meaning of the expression 'manufactured or produced' for the purposes of the Excise Acts

Fuel tax: what is an 'enterprise' for the purposes of the Fuel Tax Act 2006?

Fuel tax: what is the meaning of 'use' for the purposes of section 41-5 of the Fuel Tax Act 2006?

Fuel tax: the meaning of 'acquire', 'manufacture' and 'import' in the expression 'taxable fuel that you acquire or manufacture in, or import into, Australia to the extent that you do so for use in carrying on your enterprise' in the Fuel Tax Act 2006

Fuel tax: entitlement to a fuel tax credit under section 41-5 of the Fuel Tax Act 2006 in a vehicle or equipment hire arrangement

Petroleum excise duty - reporting for adjustments outside the current reporting period

Income tax: when should a Diesel Fuel Rebate paid under the Australian Government Diesel Fuel Rebate Scheme be included in the assessable income of a recipient?