Ex FSO GRIFFO
1st May 2013, 11:48
From today's AvWeb (USA) Business.......
" INDIANA SLASHES AVIATION TAXES
While other governments, including the current administration, are increasingly viewing aviation as a cash cow, the state of Indiana has slashed aviation-related taxes that will save some aircraft operators thousands of dollars a year. The legislature in Indianapolis has cut fuel taxes from 60 cents a gallon (based on current prices) to a 10-cent-a-gallon excise tax. Taxes on parts used in repairs and maintenance have also been eliminated. AOPA says the outcome came after a lobbying effort it supported involving the local aviation community. The group showed Indiana lawmakers how Maine had significantly improved its aviation industry by amending its aviation tax structure a few years ago. "...
Imagine....a 50C reduction in fuel excise......mind you, over there, that's per US gallon, but the principle is the same......
Sigh....:rolleyes:
" INDIANA SLASHES AVIATION TAXES
While other governments, including the current administration, are increasingly viewing aviation as a cash cow, the state of Indiana has slashed aviation-related taxes that will save some aircraft operators thousands of dollars a year. The legislature in Indianapolis has cut fuel taxes from 60 cents a gallon (based on current prices) to a 10-cent-a-gallon excise tax. Taxes on parts used in repairs and maintenance have also been eliminated. AOPA says the outcome came after a lobbying effort it supported involving the local aviation community. The group showed Indiana lawmakers how Maine had significantly improved its aviation industry by amending its aviation tax structure a few years ago. "...
Imagine....a 50C reduction in fuel excise......mind you, over there, that's per US gallon, but the principle is the same......
Sigh....:rolleyes: