Levy exemption

Reduce your costs and claim what’s due to you

Energy costs are at record highs, so any chance to reduce them is an opportunity not to be missed.

Environmental taxes encourage investment in energy efficient technologies and low-carbon generation.

The government recognises these charges can disproportionally impact the competitiveness of energy-intensive businesses (i.e. businesses that perform processes associated with chemicals, metals, stone, wood, glass, ceramics, paper, food and textiles). So levy exemption is attainable for eligible businesses for up to 100% of some of these levies. 

It’s time to unlock your potential savings

We can help you to maximise your full benefit and minimise your risk of getting it wrong with a fully-managed solution including. 

• Eligibility assessment
  We’ll determine which levies your organisation is eligible to apply for and a recommended course of action. 
• Technical assessment 
  We’ll carry out a technical assessment of your organisation’s processes to ascertain the maximum exemption attainable. 
• Applications and savings secured 
  We’ll complete your application(s); reclaim any historical savings you are entitled to as well as securing maximum ongoing savings.  
• On-going obligations 
  We’ll take care of your ongoing commitments including review, administration, and validation of benefits, lessening the administration burden. 

Secure your savings and manage your compliance obligations

We can secure your savings and manage your compliance obligations throughout the duration of your claim. This means you maintain your benefit, free from the stress of worrying about receiving the exemption. 

Why participate in exemption schemes? 

• Futureproof your business from rising levy charges. 
• Reclaim levy exemptions and generate financial gain. 
• Remain competitive in overseas markets. 

Don’t get caught out

If you are already in receipt of an exemption your business must maintain detailed evidence of your entitlement to exemption(s) throughout the period of the claim. Failure to do so may result in penalties for non-compliance and risk of over and under claims.