Why do we pay highway tax for gas in our Boats?
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Why do we have to pay road taxes in the fuel we burn in our boats? Most of us who trailer out boats fill up at the same stations that cars/trucks fill up.
Diesel is available in highway use, and non highway use. Tugs/large boats all use non highway diesel to operate.
Is our market too small to warrant a highway tax deduction on fuel in our boats?
The savings would not be extraordinary, but may keep more people enjoying their boats next season.
Diesel is available in highway use, and non highway use. Tugs/large boats all use non highway diesel to operate.
Is our market too small to warrant a highway tax deduction on fuel in our boats?
The savings would not be extraordinary, but may keep more people enjoying their boats next season.
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Why do we have to pay road taxes in the fuel we burn in our boats? Most of us who trailer out boats fill up at the same stations that cars/trucks fill up.
Diesel is available in highway use, and non highway use. Tugs/large boats all use non highway diesel to operate.
Is our market too small to warrant a highway tax deduction on fuel in our boats?
The savings would not be extraordinary, but may keep more people enjoying their boats next season.
Diesel is available in highway use, and non highway use. Tugs/large boats all use non highway diesel to operate.
Is our market too small to warrant a highway tax deduction on fuel in our boats?
The savings would not be extraordinary, but may keep more people enjoying their boats next season.
#6
In VA it's one sheet, one side. But they do require the date, name of the station, and for some reason YOUR name has to appear the same on every reciept now...just send in the reciepts and the form, they will mail you a check in 5-6 weeks.
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missouri is the same but i never add my name to the receipts. got my check last week. only took 10 days.
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