HB 4885
To remove the state tax on gasoline at the pumps
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- Passed House of Delegates
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
This bill proposes to eliminate the state tax on gasoline sold at the pump in West Virginia. Currently, a tax is applied to gasoline purchases, and this legislation seeks to remove that tax. Supporters argue this will provide immediate relief to consumers at the gas station. The bill specifically repeals the existing section of the state code that details the gasoline excise tax.
Key provisions
- Repeals §11-14C-5 of the West Virginia Code.
- Removes the state tax on gasoline.
- Addresses motor fuel excise tax.
- Aims to reduce the cost of gasoline for consumers.
Who is affected
- West Virginia residents
- Gasoline consumers
- Motor fuel retailers
Notable changes
- Eliminates the existing gasoline excise tax rate.
Fiscal impact
The bill is expected to result in a decrease in state tax revenue.
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