Most Australian owner-operators leave $3,000–$8,000 unclaimed every year. Enter your details below to see your entitlement — and how much you might be missing at BAS time.
Based on ATO rate 48.8c/L for heavy vehicles — updated July 2026
Estimate only. Based on ATO fuel tax credit rate 48.8c/L for heavy vehicles used on public roads (July 2026). Actual entitlement depends on vehicle GVM, fuel type, and road use. Confirm with your accountant or at ato.gov.au. Not financial advice.
Text your fill-up and CoRShield logs the litres, calculates your FTC at the current ATO rate, and gives your accountant a clean quarterly summary. No receipts. No spreadsheets. No missed claims.
Heavy vehicles over 4.5 tonnes GVM used on public roads qualify for 48.8c per litre in fuel tax credits. The ATO adjusts this rate twice a year — February and August.
FTC is claimed as part of your Business Activity Statement. You need records of fuel purchased — litres, cost, and vehicle used. No records means no claim.
Receipts get lost. Spreadsheets don't get updated. Accountants estimate based on what you can find. The gap between what's owed and what's claimed is often $3,000–$8,000 per year.
Date and location of each fill-up, litres purchased, total cost, and vehicle registration. CoRShield captures all of this from a single SMS each time you fill up.
CoRShield at $99/month = $1,188/year. The average unclaimed FTC for a solo operator running 3 trips/week is over $4,000/year. That means CoRShield pays for itself more than three times over before it even touches your compliance protection.
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