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Fuelling budget repair: how to reform fuel taxes for businesses - Speed briefing

Fuel tax credits are worth $8 billion a year to the businesses that receive them, but only about half that outlay is justified in economic or social terms. Fuel tax credits are gnawing away an every-growing share of fuel tax revenue: a decade ago, credits reduced gross fuel tax revenue by 30 per cent; today, it’s almost 40 per cent. Winding back the credits would not only help repair the budget, it would also help Australia hit its target of net-zero emissions by 2050, because burning diesel contributes about 17 per cent of Australia’s total carbon emissions. Watch Grattan Institute’s Marion Terrill and Natasha Bradshaw in this special speed-briefing on how fuel taxes for business should be reformed. All you need to know in just 20 minutes. Read the report: https://grattan.edu.au/report/fuellin...