New chippers...

[Ty Korrigan]

Yes Mick, GNR which we use in the diesel chippers, tractors and grinder.

VAT on ordinary petrol can't be claimed back but E85 petrol 100% of vat for businesses.

I think I read that right...

 

Ty

[Mick Dempsey]

Here is the Q&A in the comments.

 

Basically petrol (of whatever number) has récupérable TVA for non road vehicles.

 

Chainsaws, grinders etc.

[Mick Dempsey]

Ps GNR.....guns n roses?

[Ty Korrigan]

Ah, Mick, the carburant is not essence (petrol)

It's a term used for both but they are refering to diesel I think....I think.

Ty

[Ty Korrigan]

Ps GNR.....guns n roses?

 

Gasoil Non Routier.

That is 'cherry' in Brexitland.

Diesel designated for plant use, not household heating or normal road use.

 

Ty

[Mick Dempsey]

Maybe, I put my petrol receipts (bought in relatively small quantities in cans) in with my diesel ones, they deduct the TVA every time.

 

You reckon the bigger maintence firms running mowers, strimmers etc by the dozen swallow the TVA?

[Mick Dempsey]

Gasoil Non Routier.

That is 'cherry' in Brexitland.

Diesel designated for plant use, not household heating or normal road use.

 

Ty

 

"Fioul" down here

[Ty Korrigan]

I get my accountant wife to read the article later.

As I understand from what is written in the article, you may deduct the tva from petrol ONLY if it is E85

Otherwise, regardless of use SP95 SP98 are not deductable.

The term 'carburant' is a generic term for fuel.

But I'm open to discussion as always.

Ty

[Ty Korrigan]

"Fioul" down here

 

It's GNR for plant and Fioul for heating.

Just ask next time.

We buy 400 litres a time.

Prix du GNR (Gazole Non Routier)

 

Here is an article which explains the difference between the 2.

http://www.fioulmarket.fr/actualite/fioul-domestique-gnr-quelles-sont-differences

 

Ty

Edited November 30, 2016 by Ty Korrigan

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Jensen A540 & Forst TR8 both use just more than a tank on a very busy day.

So it's safe to assume of course that the tanks are deliberately the size they are.

However, with petrol engines not only will the fuel bill be much higher, we'll have to start carrying spare fuel canisters just to get through the day.

I'm hating this idea.