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25Jun

Pennsylvania State Motor Fuel Tax Exemption

6/25/2019| Reference Number : 139.0| School Bus | Fuel Clause | | Return|

Understanding fuel costs, taxes, and exemptions is an important part of business planning for school bus contractors. Often there is confusion about what the taxing source, federal
or state, and how exemptions work. This article describes the processes for obtaining fuel that excludes the Pennsylvania Motor Fuel Tax or how to seek reimbursement for the state tax for fuel used to transport school students to and from school.

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