T he Federal excise tax on gasoline is currently18.4 cents per gallon. This excise tax gener-ates over $20 billion per year in tax revenue. Revenues are currently 170 times the amount gener-ated in 1933, the first year of the Federal gasoline excise tax. Receipts from this tax are the major source of revenue for the Highway Account and the Mass Transit Account, which together make up the Highway Trust Fund. These taxes are used as a type of user fee. However, in recent years, the gasoline excise tax and the tax on other motor fuels have been used for additional purposes, for example, to reduce the Federal Budget deficit. Origin
This report describes and compares Georgia's fuel tax with other states and evaluates it as a long-t...
Policymakers have prioritized increasing highway revenues as rising fuel economy and a fixed federal...
Taxes on gasoline and diesel are the primary sources of transportation funding at the state and fede...
Excise taxes have long been a part of our country's revenue history. In the field of gasoline taxati...
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The federal government has levied a tax on gasoline since 1932. This report provides a table that ex...
This report provides a brief history of the manufacturers' excise tax on gasoline and a summary of c...
Inflation and increased fuel economy have reduced the buying power of the revenues collected from st...
Since 1923 motor fuel taxes have been the principal instrument by which revenues are raised for the ...
Fuel tax is the major funding mechanism for the maintenance and construction of the road networks in...
The gasoline tax is one of the primary sources of revenue for transportation infrastructure funding....
As Goel and Nelson (1999) show, fluctuations in fuel prices prompt politicians to alter fuel taxatio...
This report examines the history of the federal excise tax on tires. The excise tax on tires was fir...
Increasing the federal gasoline tax in the United States is highly debated. A higher tax would reduc...
This report describes and compares Georgia's fuel tax with other states and evaluates it as a long-t...
Policymakers have prioritized increasing highway revenues as rising fuel economy and a fixed federal...
Taxes on gasoline and diesel are the primary sources of transportation funding at the state and fede...
Excise taxes have long been a part of our country's revenue history. In the field of gasoline taxati...
This report provides a fact sheet about the Gasoline Excise Tax - Historical Revenues. The gas tax w...
Climate Change Clearinghouse2009PDFResearch PaperPirog, RobertLibrary of Congress. Congressional Res...
The federal government has levied a tax on gasoline since 1932. This report provides a table that ex...
This report provides a brief history of the manufacturers' excise tax on gasoline and a summary of c...
Inflation and increased fuel economy have reduced the buying power of the revenues collected from st...
Since 1923 motor fuel taxes have been the principal instrument by which revenues are raised for the ...
Fuel tax is the major funding mechanism for the maintenance and construction of the road networks in...
The gasoline tax is one of the primary sources of revenue for transportation infrastructure funding....
As Goel and Nelson (1999) show, fluctuations in fuel prices prompt politicians to alter fuel taxatio...
This report examines the history of the federal excise tax on tires. The excise tax on tires was fir...
Increasing the federal gasoline tax in the United States is highly debated. A higher tax would reduc...
This report describes and compares Georgia's fuel tax with other states and evaluates it as a long-t...
Policymakers have prioritized increasing highway revenues as rising fuel economy and a fixed federal...
Taxes on gasoline and diesel are the primary sources of transportation funding at the state and fede...