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Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 28 June 2022

Tuesday, 28 June 2022

Ceisteanna (218, 219)

Dara Calleary

Ceist:

218. Deputy Dara Calleary asked the Minister for Finance the projected receipts from excise duty on motor fuels for each of the first five months of 2022 versus in each month of the actual recorded receipts in tabular form; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [33766/22]

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Dara Calleary

Ceist:

219. Deputy Dara Calleary asked the Minister for Finance the projected receipts from excise duty on home heating oils for each of the first five months of 2022 versus in each month of the actual recorded receipts in tabular form; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [33767/22]

Amharc ar fhreagra

Freagraí scríofa

I propose to take Questions Nos. 218 and 219 together.

I am advised by Revenue that the provisional Mineral Oil Tax (MOT) Non-Carbon Component (NCC) and Carbon Component (CC) excise duty receipts in respect of motor fuels for the period January to May 2022 are shown in the following tables.

Projections of excise duty at the commodity level were not prepared in advance of the period January to May 2022. The 2021 receipts for the same period have been provided in the tables for the Deputy’s information.

2022 MOT Non-Carbon Component

Month

Auto Diesel €m

Petrol €m

Auto LPG €m

Jan

120.97

39.86

0.01

Feb

108.81

36.10

0.01

Mar

117.92

35.17

0.01

Apr

102.32

34.06

0.01

May

87.10

29.15

0.01

2021 MOT Non-Carbon Component

Month

Auto Diesel €m

Petrol €m

Auto LPG €m

Jan

119.11

38.30

0.01

Feb

83.99

20.72

0.01

Mar

91.84

23.10

0.02

Apr

111.35

30.67

0.01

May

116.09

35.31

0.01

2022 MOT Carbon Component    

Month

Auto Diesel €m

Petrol €m

Auto LPG €m

Jan

30.42

6.69

0.005

Feb

27.40

6.01

0.004

Mar

29.04

5.90

0.005

Apr

30.87

6.87

0.006

May

31.14

7.10

0.006

2021 MOT Carbon Component

Month

Auto Diesel €m

Petrol €m

Auto LPG €m

Jan

23.93

5.21

0.005

Feb

16.60

2.82

0.004

Mar

18.18

3.14

0.003

Apr

21.89

4.17

0.004

May

22.84

4.80

0.003

I am advised by Revenue that the provisional MOT excise duty receipts in respect of kerosene (commonly referred to as home heating oil) and Other LPG for the period January to May 2022 are contained in the following table. Kerosene and Other LPG used for heating purposes attracts a rate of MOT which is comprised entirely of a carbon component. While kerosene is the predominant oil used for home heating, gas oil can also be used. As consumers are not required to specify how a fuel is used, it is not possible to identify the volume of gas oil used for home heating purposes.

The 2021 receipts for the same period have also been provided in the table for the Deputy’s information, as projections were not prepared in advance of the period January to May 2022.

2022

Kerosene CC €m

Other LPG CC €m

MGO NCC €m

MGO CC €m

Jan

11.77

1.63

3.68

7.08

Feb

8.87

1.76

3.18

7.10

Mar

11.10

1.65

3.82

7.48

Apr

8.04

1.82

3.51

8.74

May

4.51

1.58

2.43

8.27

2021

Kerosene CC €m

Other LPG CC €m

MGO NCC €m

MGO CC €m

Jan

10.56

1.34

3.62

5.43

Feb

9.85

1.42

3.09

4.86

Mar

9.20

1.33

3.46

5.05

Apr

7.20

1.24

4.12

6.66

May

6.48

1.10

4.70

6.99

Question No. 219 answered with Question No. 218.
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