State GovernmentThursday, November 5
Gov. Braun renews Indiana's fuel tax suspension through Dec. 4
The Today in Terre Haute team
If you buy gas in Indiana, the break continues. Gov. Mike Braun signed executive orders Wednesday renewing the state's fuel tax suspension for another 30 days. The state excise and usage tax on gasoline is worth a combined 64 cents per gallon in November.
The fuel tax break by the numbers
- 64 cents
- per gallon, combined gas taxes in November
- 30 days
- of renewed suspension
- Dec. 4
- when the renewed suspension runs through
Source: Terre Haute Tribune-Star
- Diesel: restrictions on untaxed diesel lifted for farmers and timber harvesters
- Reason given in April: cost increases from the war in Iran
- Runs through: Dec. 4
WTHI reports the Braun administration first suspended the taxes in April, citing the Iran war, and has suspended them several times. The suspensions were due to expire Wednesday, and WTHI says retailers adding the taxes back would raise prices about 60 cents per gallon.
The fuel tax suspension began in April and now runs to Dec. 4
- AprilBraun administration first suspends the gas sales tax and excise tax.
- Nov. 4Braun signs executive orders renewing the suspension for 30 days.
- Dec. 4Renewed fuel tax suspension runs through this day.
Sources: WTHI-TV, Terre Haute Tribune-Star
Sources: WTHI-TV, Terre Haute Tribune-Star