Indiana order keeps two gasoline taxes suspended through Dec. 4
Indiana’s pause in two gasoline taxes is scheduled to continue through Dec. 4 under a new order from Gov. Mike Braun. His office’s Nov. 4 announcement says the extension covers all 92 counties and begins Nov. 5.
Indiana’s pause in two gasoline taxes is scheduled to continue through Dec. 4 under a new order from Gov. Mike Braun. His office’s Nov. 4 announcement says the extension covers all 92 counties and begins Nov. 5.
Executive Order 26-35 keeps collection of the gasoline use tax and gasoline excise tax suspended during the extended energy emergency.
The dates give employers reviewing gasoline expenses an updated period to plan around. The action extends an existing temporary waiver; it does not announce a permanent tax change.
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- Indiana Governor — November 4 gasoline-tax announcement: Indiana keeps two gasoline taxes suspended for another 30 days ↗
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