Carbon Tax Increase! How Does This Affect Canadian Truckers?!
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Carbon Tax Increase! How Does This Affect Canadian Truckers?!
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In April 2024, a new bill was passed stating the increase of Canada's carbon tax which has warranted many questions surrounding how it affects trucking companies at the pump. Join Ronen as he assesses the cost per barrel both before and after the carbon tax increase, and comparing pump prices across popular cities in Canada.
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📚 Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:43 Cost Per Barrel Comparison Before And After Carbon Tax Increase
02:30 Comparing Pump Prices in Ontario
03:00 Comparing Pump Prices in Quebec
03:21 Comparing Pump Prices in New Brunswick
03:48 Comparing Pump Prices in British Columbia
04:22 Comparing Pump Prices in Alberta
04:39 Ronen's Analysis on Current Prices Before And After Carbon Tax Increase
05:03 Ronen's Final Thoughts On Current Prices For Fuel
06:01 Conclusion
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I work in a Canadian company and we never ever fuel up in Canada.
Are you interstate?
@@NorthAmerican-Trucking-News No, only Alberta, BC, Washington, Idaho, Utah.
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Retail prices? That's what you're comparing? Cool. Now do the discounted fleet prices. That's where you get the real price.
Will keep that in mind!
This comparison isn't accurate. Some provinces have stopped/reduced collecting sales tax to help offset carbon tax and inflation. You need to factor in more than just pump price comparison
Fair enough
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We're happy to be educators!
Someone did the math and found out $11 extra on costs on a Windsor-QC City trip. For me it's always a rebate thanks to good IFTA mpg and so this carbon tax don't affect much, but still a motif to scratch extra pennies from whoever signs the payment chèque.
Great tip!
Windsor to Quebec city is 1150km. Average semi gets about 33L/100km (or worse) so about 380L of which there is $0.2139L carbon tax. The added cost of carbon tax to the trip would be $81.28
Hold on. No change in price after taxes are increased? That means that diesel cost went down but we had to pay the difference in taxes! Not a good deal for Canadians.
Fair enough
Please do the IFTA calculation and HST calculation. This is something that I’m looking to explore as well too. I’m trying to gather historical data from
Our fleet to analyze this data and see it’s true effects historically
I took a huge shit after eating at the China Buffet do i have to pay a carbon tax for that?
Quebec and BC are not in the federal carbin tax system. They have their own.
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We have one in the works!
Load king transport in Woodbridge is going out of business. They have no contracts and robbing from every drivers pay cheque.
Can you send us an email with the details to sponsorship@ettransport.ca? We'd like to look into this further.
Canada is a net oil exporter country and the fuel prices are higher than the U.S., why ?
Tax
Beats me
one thing tho bout canadians!! they will actually do something about it and protest and show up! americans just act mad on social media but let tha government take our rights.
Haha, we have a voice, we might as well use it!
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Toujours au Québec que les choses sont les plus cher!! C est vraiment incroyable!!!!
Sorry to hear that!
Yes but the freight rates have dropped in this period. So Your income is going down
Significantly
No carbon tax in the US yet…
That yet tho
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I'm embarrassed how long it took me to realize what you were saying