郎酒金玉满堂酒价格 Ian Martin posted on LinkedIn

What is red diesel? Red diesel is exactly the same as white diesel (also known as gas oil), but it’s marked with red dye and is currently taxed at a much lower rate. There are strict rules about how and when it’s used, so dying it red makes it easily identifiable and helps prevent against illegal use. When fuel duty was first introduced, it was originally only intended for ‘on road’ vehicles, and rebated red diesel was a concession that was given to ‘off-road’ vehicles and machinery, such as FLTs, power generators and commercial heaters. There’s a marked price difference between the two: white diesel has a fuel duty rate of 57.95[1] pence per litre (ppl), whereas red diesel is entitled to a rebate of 46.81 ppl, making it just 11.14 ppl. How can businesses prepare? With just 1 week to go until the removal of the #reddiesel rebate in order to stay compliant with the new legislation, businesses are being urged to run down their existing red diesel stocks before 1st April 2022. Registered users will he to prove that they hen’t purchased any red diesel after this deadline and that they hen’t stockpiled it in advance. Vehicles found running on rebated fuel unlawfully will be liable to be seized, so make sure you keep a proper paper trail of invoices and receipts proving you he paid full duty after this date.  In the run up to April 2022, businesses are being encouraged to forward plan. This means measuring current red diesel storage levels, calculating when supply will likely run out and planning alternative fuel replacements or machinery to ensure a smooth transition. If you he any surplus fuel after 31st March 2022, you’ll need to either sell or give it to someone still eligible, or a Registered Dealer in Controlled Oil (RDCO). The other option is to dispose of it through an approved waste oil recycling or disposal company. Either way, make sure you keep official records. #reddiesel #subsidy #removal #carbonemissions #carbonreduction Find out more or contact our expert team: switchtogas@flogas.co.uk / 0808 3010 596. For more government guidance about changes to rebated fuel entitlements read here https://lnkd.in/dDD24PPJ