Is my entitlement to a subsidy under the Queensland Fuel Subsidy Scheme affected by Commonwealth fuel Schemes?
From 1 July 2000, the Commonwealth expanded the Diesel Fuel Rebate Scheme and introduced the Diesel and Alternative Grants Scheme and the Fuel Sales Grants Scheme. From that date, the Queensland Off-road Diesel subsidy Scheme was abolished. On 1 July 2006, the Fuel Tax Credit legislation replaced the Energy Grants Credits Scheme which replaced the Diesel Fuel Rebate (Off-road) Scheme and the Diesel and Alternative Fuel Grants (On-road) Scheme on 1 July 2003.A person who purchases diesel in retail quantites from a retailer and then uses that diesel off-road for a private or domestic purpose will receive the benefit of the Queensland subsidy; unless that off-road use is an ‘eligible use’ under the Fuel Tax Credit legislation.
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