Alternatives to Tax on the Use of Heavy Trucks: Hearing Before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session, February 9, 1984 |
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AASHTO additional Alternatives to Tax American Trucking Associations axle bill cents Chairman collection compliance Congress Cost Allocation Study cost responsibility Department of Transportation diesel differential tax diesel fuel diesel fuel tax diesel tax enacted equitable estimated excise tax exemption February 9 Federal Highway Administration federal taxes federal weight-distance tax fuel tax gallon gasohol gross vehicle weight haul heavy trucks heavy vehicle highway system highway use tax highway user HVUT impact Independent Truckers interstate kips legislation less-than-truckload mileage million National operating option owner-operators pay-as-you-go percent pounds problem proposal PTCA revenue neutral Robert Dole Secretary DOLE Senator SYMMS STAA Steering Committee Surface Transportation Assistance tax increases taxable mile travelled taxation and registration Thank tires tractor trailers Transportation Assistance Act truck tax truck use tax Trucking Associations trucking industry truckload carriers U.S. SENATOR user fees user taxes vehicle use tax weight distance tax WHITLOCK
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Page 6 - October 1, 1984, is provided for fuel used in certain qualified taxicabs. The exemptions from the diesel fuel tax are accomplished by taxfree sale or allowance of a refund (or credit) for the tax paid when the fuel is purchased. In the case of farm uses, the exemption is generally accomplished by means of a credit available only to the farm operator, tenant or owner. However, applicators of fertilizer or other substances may claim the exemption for fuel they use for farming purposes if the farm owner,...
Page 7 - June 30, 1984, is computed as follows: (i) For vehicles with a taxable gross weight of at least 55,000 pounds, but not over 75,000 pounds, add to $100 an amount equal to $22 for each 1,000 pounds (or fraction thereof) in excess of 55,000 pounds; and (ii) For vehicles with a taxable gross weight over 75,000 pounds, the tax is $550. (2) If the first taxable use of a particular highway motor vehicle is made after the first month of the taxable period, the tax on the use of such vehicle for such taxable...
Page 60 - ... the states' control over raising revenues needed for highways or their ability to protect those who travel on them. To this end, the Governors endorse the following set of principles. Taxation. — The freedom to structure state revenue systems is integral to the operation of state government. The Governors oppose all legislation that would, either directly or through unilateral action by an administrative officer, preempt state authority over sources of state revenues, state tax bases, or taxation...
Page 45 - STATEMENT OF HON. BILL FRENZEL, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM THE STATE OF MINNESOTA Mr. FRENZEL. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I would like to proceed the same way Chairman Panetta did.
Page 112 - Truck Inventory and Use Survey conducted by the Bureau of the Census and Interpolated for the 1985 and 1984-1988 periods.