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Tax Free “Red Dyed” Diesel Fuel for Student Transportation

4/24/2023| Reference Number : 259.105.2 2023| Legal, School Bus | Red Dyed Fuel, Excise Tax, Non-Taxable Use, Federal Tax Exemption, Pennsylvania Tax Exemption | | Return|

School bus contractors frequently have questions about the use of tax free “red dyed” diesel fuel for student transportation. Contractors want to be sure they are compliant with all laws, and often have to answer questions from schools, and sometimes from fuel suppliers who are not familiar with school bus operations. This legal focus article reviews applicable laws on tax free red dyed diesel fuel. To obtain a copy of this article click here.

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