Texas also has only a flat rate gasoline Tax. I dont see where this is going to matter much at all. If fact it means MORE driving and more tax reciepts when the Price per gallon falls.
Because I went to a state of California website, that explains the state gas tax. Also, as a Cali tax payer I know that state budgets are made more than a year in advance, do you really think they budgeted for $4 gallon when the current price was $2. Believe this guy all you want, but if he was telling the truth he would name names.
Sorry, but this guy doesn't know what he is talking about. He's saying the world is going to end because taxes paid at the pump have dropped. This simply isn't true. While Cali does have a 6% sales tax at the pump, it also has an 18 cents per gallon tax. It's a flat rate, not a percentage. So, while gas got cheaper, the gallons purchased would go up. The Fed tax on gas is also a flat amount per gallon.. Thus, it's really pegged to gallons sold, which would go up with prices coming down.
2 years on has anything changed......no
mikkifly 11 months ago
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MopDMTBARTL 2 years ago
It's a game of chess.
silkcat51 2 years ago
Texas also has only a flat rate gasoline Tax. I dont see where this is going to matter much at all. If fact it means MORE driving and more tax reciepts when the Price per gallon falls.
enkelin32 3 years ago
who are you mineralt that qualifies you to say this?
andyjaconuts 3 years ago
Because I went to a state of California website, that explains the state gas tax. Also, as a Cali tax payer I know that state budgets are made more than a year in advance, do you really think they budgeted for $4 gallon when the current price was $2. Believe this guy all you want, but if he was telling the truth he would name names.
mineralt 3 years ago
Sorry, but this guy doesn't know what he is talking about. He's saying the world is going to end because taxes paid at the pump have dropped. This simply isn't true. While Cali does have a 6% sales tax at the pump, it also has an 18 cents per gallon tax. It's a flat rate, not a percentage. So, while gas got cheaper, the gallons purchased would go up. The Fed tax on gas is also a flat amount per gallon.. Thus, it's really pegged to gallons sold, which would go up with prices coming down.
mineralt 3 years ago
who are you to state this
andyjaconuts 3 years ago
bug
kennedys12345 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this, matrixpoint!
lapmedong 3 years ago
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rhennon 3 years ago