South Dakota Farmers Union seeks fuel tax holiday to ease diesel costs
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What happened
The South Dakota Farmers Union requested that Governor Larry Rhoden and state lawmakers call a special legislative session to approve a state fuel tax holiday. The organization is asking for a temporary reduction of the state tax on gasoline and diesel from 28 cents to 1 cent per gallon. The union also requested legislation allowing the use of federally tax-exempt, offroad, red-dyed diesel in highway vehicles while suspending enforcement actions.
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Why it matters
The proposed tax holiday is intended to ease the burden of high diesel prices on agriculture. Implementing the reduction would temporarily decrease state revenue collection in South Dakota.
Larry Rhoden is currently leading state policy initiatives in South Dakota.
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Who's involved
- Larry RhodenGovernor of South Dakota, responding to the union's request
- South DakotaState where the proposed fuel tax holiday would take effect
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- South DakotaSpeculative
The state might experience a reduction in revenue due to the temporary fuel tax holiday.
- South Dakota Department of Public SafetySpeculative
The South Dakota Department of Public Safety could suspend enforcement of fuel tax penalties and audits.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Union lobbies Governor for legislative action, leading to a directive to DPS.1 source
Trump's order triggered state clarification and union demands for a legislative session.1 source
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Larry Rhoden
American politician