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the government will still be racking in it's 56.94p per litre on diesel. :roll:
+VAT=66.9p


The vat is also on the real price of the fuel so is actually higher than 66.9p
I make it nearer 73.2p based on diesel at 109p per litre. :shock:
So it is. Disgusting amount of tax, whatever way it's counted :x


Oh yes. :sad:

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My LPG still seems to be in good supply and at the nice price of 40p per litre.


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My LPG still seems to be in good supply and at the nice price of 40p per litre.


The price I pay for my LPG has been steadily increasing all year and in fact the rise in duty on LPG was greater than the rise for both petrol and diesel and I would bet that it will increase even more next year. :sad:

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grandad wrote:
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My LPG still seems to be in good supply and at the nice price of 40p per litre.


The price I pay for my LPG has been steadily increasing all year and in fact the rise in duty on LPG was greater than the rise for both petrol and diesel and I would bet that it will increase even more next year. :sad:
This is what stifles any attempt to move away from petrol and diesel. If they found a way to run a car on fresh air, the b*st*rds would tax the balls off it. :x

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. If they found a way to run a car on fresh air, the b*st*rds would tax the balls off it. :x


Indeed, this is why we all need to be united and fight this obsurd tax guzzling government :evil:

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Any government needs to raise revenue to pay for the country's expenditure. Maybe some of you could suggest other ways for this revenue to be raised if you don't want it raising through fuel duty.

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Any government needs to raise revenue to pay for the country's expenditure. Maybe some of you could suggest other ways for this revenue to be raised if you don't want it raising through fuel duty.


Now your being pedantic Pete :D

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grandad wrote:
Barnsley wrote:
My LPG still seems to be in good supply and at the nice price of 40p per litre.


The price I pay for my LPG has been steadily increasing all year and in fact the rise in duty on LPG was greater than the rise for both petrol and diesel and I would bet that it will increase even more next year. :sad:


True I was paying 29.9p Litre twelve months ago when I bought the car.


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I'm up to 53.9p :sad:


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Any government needs to raise revenue to pay for the country's expenditure. Maybe some of you could suggest other ways for this revenue to be raised if you don't want it raising through fuel duty.


Now your being pedantic Pete :D


Pedantic :shock: ME :lol:

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Any government needs to raise revenue to pay for the country's expenditure. Maybe some of you could suggest other ways for this revenue to be raised if you don't want it raising through fuel duty.
Directly through income tax or VAT instead of pretending they are a low tax government.
Or they could stop wasting our money on foreign wars and benefits for any f*cker who shows up at our door with a sob story.

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gusmac wrote:
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Any government needs to raise revenue to pay for the country's expenditure. Maybe some of you could suggest other ways for this revenue to be raised if you don't want it raising through fuel duty.
Directly through income tax or VAT instead of pretending they are a low tax government.
Or they could stop wasting our money on foreign wars and benefits for any f*cker who shows up at our door with a sob story.


Gets my vote too matey :D

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I don't think you even need a sob story these days.


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