Mining
Our client claims approx $2m a month in fuel rebates. The further benefit (approx $3m over a 4 year period) identified by us related to a misunderstanding on the part of the client in relation to the eligibility of certain underground vehicles.
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Civil Contractors
We have found that civil contractors have neglected to claim rebates for eligible activities. Furthermore we have successfully obtained large refunds
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Agriculture
Although most primary producers seem to be well organised when it comes to fuel rebates, it is sub-contractors to the industry who are not fully aware of their entitlements. As a result we have obtained benefits for sub-contractors involved in dam construction, fence building and other infrastructure projects.
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Transport
A large national operator benefited by over $400,000. Prior to 30 June 2006, this client failed to claim for vehicles over 20 tonnes operating in the metropolitan area. It also neglected to claim for vehicles > 4.5 tonnes exiting and re-entering metropolitan boundaries.
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Marine
Our client, a manufacturer of luxury vessels, was not aware that they were entitled to certain fuel rebates.
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Rail Transport
Our client neglected to claim for fuel use in the activities of rail maintenance.
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Fuel Distributors and Retailers
Although the Fuel Sales Grant Scheme ceased on 30 June 2006, amendments to claims previously lodged can still be made. We have lodged claims and amendments exceeding $3M for fuel distributors and retailers.
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Medical
One of our clients conducting civil work at a hospital will obtain fuel credits in excess of $100,000.
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