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Excise tables

Last updated 23 September 2020

Excise duty is a tax on alcohol, tobacco, fuel and petroleum products (including gaseous fuels) produced or manufactured in Australia.

Data for each financial year includes data processed up to 31 October of the following year. For example, data for the 2013–14 financial year includes data processed up to 31 October 2014.

Totals may differ from the sum of components, due to rounding.

We also have a set of more detailed tables available, in the form of Excel spreadsheets, containing excise data, as well as fuel schemes data, at a much finer level.

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Table 36: Excisable products and excise liabilities, 2011–12 to 2013–14 financial years

 

 

Product

2011–12

2012–13

2013–14

Quantity (Ml)

Duty ($m)

Quantity (Ml)

Duty ($m)

Quantity (Ml)

Duty ($m)

Diesel

21,987

8,387

22,447

8,562

22,692

8,655

Petrol

16,116

6,147

15,847

6,044

15,637

5,964

Other petroleum products

na

1,895

na

2,297

na

2,414

Crude & Condensate

na

853

na

833

na

773

Tobacco

158,200

68

7

0

3

0

Cigarettes

15,750

5,427

13,529

4,743

12,379

4,737

Beer

48

1,935

47

1,940

47

1,988

Ready to drink products

12

912

12

898

12

903

Spirits

4

277

5

377

5

374

Total

na

25,899

na

25,695

na

25,808

Notes:One megalitre (Ml) equals one million litres.Quantity figure for Tobacco is kilograms and for Cigarettes is millions of sticks.

Figure 6. Excise duty by source, 2013–14 financial year

Figure 6. Excise duty by source, 2013-14 financial year. Graph showing the proportion of excise duty attritbuted to different sources for 2013-14 financial year. Petrol 23.1%; other petroleum products 9.4%; crude and condensate 3.0%; cigarettes 18.4%; beer 7.7%; ready to drink products 3.5%; spirits 1.4%; diesel 33.5%.

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