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October 11, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Marine diesel may remain tax-free

Marine diesel could remain exempt from fuel duty increases after a Guernsey minister said he accepted that a higher tax might deter visiting yachtsmen. Boat traders and owners claim plans to scrap motor tax and increase fuel duty will have an impact on their trade. Treasury and resources minister Ly

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Marine diesel could remain exempt from fuel duty increases after a Guernsey minister said he accepted that a higher tax might deter visiting yachtsmen. Boat traders and owners claim plans to scrap motor tax and increase fuel duty will have an impact on their trade.

Treasury and resources minister Lyndon Trott said petrol-driven boats may not escape paying the tax.

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