Dog and hay bale
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NZ Petrol Refunds rural farming
Dog and hay bale
RFT & EXCISE DUTY SPECIALISTS
How much are you owed?
Does your business use petrol in vehicles and machinery off the public road?
You could claim back 87.40c for every litre of petrol you have used over the past two years.
For every 20L container you’ve filled up with petrol, the government owes you $17.48
76c - what we can claim back per litre (excl GST)
*rate subject to change
$3,000 - our average first claim payout (based on 8 back claims)
2 years - the retrospective window we can initially claim.
How much off road petrol do you use per week?
10 Litres
Petrol amount
250 Litres+
How many months have you been in business?
1 month
Time
24+ months
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ENQUIRY
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* The amount shown above is an estimate only of your refund after our fees.
Your actual refund may differ depending on your exact usage.
We'll be in touch soon to complete your application.
How it works.
2. We submit the application
Once we have all your information and have completed your documentation we will then deal directly with the NZTA on your behalf and lodge the application along with any claims
3. Get your refund
Once the NZTA approves the application and processes any claims, we will pay your refund direct into your bank account
Who can claim?
Get a petrol refund for the petrol you use in quad bikes, off-road vehicles, generators, post-hole diggers and other farm equipment.
FARMING
From off-road vehicles to smoke blowers, make sure you don’t pay road tax on the petrol your business uses.
HORTICULTURE
Claim back the fuel used in your chainsaws, or bikes used to get to site
FORESTRY
MARINE
Claim back the fuel in your commercial vessel or super yacht
LAWN MOWING
Ride on lawn mowers, push mowers, line trimmers and other handheld petrol tools
WATERBLASTING
Waterblasters, generators
FENCING
Post hole borers, petrol drills, chainsaws, bikes used for site access etc
PETROL RUC
Do you have a petrol vehicle which also pays RUC? We can help claim back the excise duty