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4/15/04-Gov. Dirk Kempthorne signed a bill into law March 23 to eliminate the provision in the state’s fuel tax law that allowed a credit or refund for diesel fuel consumed in an idling engine operating off the highway.
HB684 defines an engine idling activity and eliminates the potential for a consumer to claim a fuels tax refund when the special fuel is used to idle a registered vehicle, for an extended period of time, at a specified level of rpm’s. The new law does not change current special fuel exemptions for nontaxable miles or power take-off credits.
It takes effect July 1.
HB684 defines an engine idling activity and eliminates the potential for a consumer to claim a fuels tax refund when the special fuel is used to idle a registered vehicle, for an extended period of time, at a specified level of rpm’s. The new law does not change current special fuel exemptions for nontaxable miles or power take-off credits.
It takes effect July 1.