Fuel Tax Credits

Guides for FTC setup, BAS reporting, GPS-calculated methods, and compliance support topics.

Overview of FTC in Australia

Fuel Tax Credits (FTCs) are a rebate of fuel excise included in the price of fuel used for eligible business activities. FTC is claimed via line item 7D on a Bu...

How Nuonic calculates FTC using GPS data

Nuonic is a software platform developed by Nuonic Pty Ltd that performs analysis of GPS positions and other data related to commercial vehicle activity recorded...

How to create and view BAS reports

Overview BAS Reports let you create stored FTC calculations for any reporting period and fuel use profile, so you can prepare a complete claim view in one place...

How to view vehicle trips and activity

Overview Use the Vehicle activity details view in GPS Apportionment to drill from summary metrics into individual trip level records, map playback, and per trip...

How to review on and off road usage

Overview Use GPS Apportionment to review how Nuonic has classified activity across public roads, non public roads, and auxiliary operation. Steps 1. Sign in to...

How to add custom geofences

Custom geofence management in Nuonic will be available soon. When released, this feature will let you define location boundaries and apply classification rules...

Explanation of ATO rulings

ATO rulings explain how the ATO interprets tax law in specific situations. They are important for FTC claims because they help clarify methods, evidence expecta...

Record keeping best practices

Good records are the foundation of a reliable FTC claim. They support claim accuracy, reduce rework, and make BAS preparation faster. What records to keep At mi...

ATO references

Use these ATO links as the primary source for current FTC rules, rates, and claim processes. Core FTC guidance $1 $1 $1 $1 Calculations and methods $1 $1 $1 $1...

Working with Tax Agents

Engaging a professional tax agent can reduce risk and improve the quality of your Fuel Tax Credit (FTC) claims, especially when your fleet operations are comple...