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Fuel Tax Returns

Licensed remitters and licensed importers of fuel must remit to the Ministry of Finance by the last day of every month:

an amount equal to the lesser of the actual tax payable for the period, beginning on the first day of the month and ending on the 15^th day of the month; and
the amount equal to one half of the tax payable for the preceding month.

On the 20^th of the month, the actual tax for the preceding month (less the tax paid on the last day of the preceding month) is payable.

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1. Eligibility

Licensed remitters and licensed importers of fuel must file a Fuel Tax Return by the 20^th of the month following the purchase of their fuel products.

International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) registrants must file their tax return quarterly by the last day of the month following the end of the quarter.

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2. How To File

All Fuel Tax Returns are now filed electronically. Click the link below to navigate to the Saskatchewan Electronic Tax Service (SETS), which is an online service that offers a secure, fast and convenient way to file your Fuel Tax Return.

File using SETS

Payments can be made on SETS or through internet banking.

Related Items

Fuel Tax Return
To report Fuel Tax payable on monthly returns and record payments for all fuel tax types and fuel products.
AUFES Tax - Exempt Fuel Sales Reporting
To capture the exempt sales information from the individual bulk dealers for the Automated Up Front Exemption system and to start refund – Can also be filled in and submitted online using Electronic Tax Services
Propane - Vendor Claim Summary
To summarize a claim for tax paid on propane sold tax-exempt by a licensed vendor
Propane - Vendor Claim LPG - Schedule 1
To list and total tax paid propane sales and to summarize non-metered propane sales
Propane - Vendor Claim LPG - Schedule 2
To record metered propane sales and to summarize non-metered propane sales
Distributor Sales Summary
To summarize propane sold or delivered to vendors by a propane distributor
Fuel Tax Accidental Blending Report
To allow bulk fuel dealers to report the accidental blending or clear (tax-paid) fuel with marked (tax-free) fuel and thereby receive a tax credit or refund of tax paid on the clear portion.

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