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Newfoundland and LabradorBill 5Royal Assent

Bill 5: Revenue Administration Act No. 2 (Amdt.)

Sponsor: Craig PardyIntroduced March 3, 2026Checked September 5, 2026
Read the official textOfficial version — House of Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador

What this bill does

This bill amends Newfoundland and Labrador's Revenue Administration Act to maintain a 7-cent-per-litre reduction on the provincial gasoline tax for most grades of gasoline, locking in specific tax rates across fuel types including propane, diesel, marine, aviation, and regular gasoline.

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Business impact

Tax
This bill affects anyone in Newfoundland and Labrador who purchases fuel at retail — from independent truckers and fishing operators to construction contractors and delivery businesses. Commercial fishers benefit from the reduced $0.035/litre rate on marine fuel, while trucking and transport businesses pay $0.095/litre on diesel. Businesses that rely heavily on fuel for day-to-day operations — whether running a fleet of vehicles, operating fishing boats, or fuelling equipment on job sites — will see their fuel costs held at the reduced rate rather than reverting to a higher one. The savings are relevant regardless of business size, though high-volume fuel users like larger fleets or fish harvesters will feel the impact most directly in their operating costs.

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Where this bill is

First ReadingMarch 3, 2026
Second ReadingMarch 12, 2026
CommitteeMarch 30, 2026
Third ReadingMarch 30, 2026
Royal AssentMarch 30, 2026
Now law — awaiting coming into force

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At a glance

Bill number
NL-005
Type
Government
Jurisdiction
Newfoundland and Labrador
Session
51-1
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