Georgia Suspends Fuel Taxes for 60 Days
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Georgia Leads the Way: A Fuel Tax Holiday Amid Soaring Prices
Georgia becomes the first state to suspend fuel taxes for 60 days, with Governor Brian Kemp signing the measure amid rising gas prices. This move, part of broader tax relief, includes $1.2 billion in state income tax rebates. Georgia expects to forgo $360 million to $400 million in revenue, covering the gap for roads and bridges from its surplus. Drivers can save $5 to $6 per tank. Unlike other states, Georgias move is not followed by others due to tighter budgets. This holiday is framed as a push on affordability, especially in this election year battleground.
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