TAX CODE CHAPTER 162 MOTOR FUEL TAXES 2025

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In order to qualify for tax-free treatment, the state or local government must purchase the fuel for its own exclusive use. State and local government entities may benefit from Internal Revenue Code Section 4221(a)(4). This section exempts these entities from the Federal motor fuel excise taxes.
I.R.C. 162(l)(1)(A) allows an individual who is an employee within the meaning of I.R.C. 401(c) to deduct amounts paid during the taxable year for insurance which constitute medical care for the taxpayer and the taxpayers spouse and dependents.
IRC section 162 provides a deduction for ordinary and necessary expenses incurred while engaging in a trade or business. It provides special rules for charitable contributions, bribes and other illegal payments, lobbying, fines and penalties, foreign advertising, stock reacquisition expenses, and health insurance.
Section 162(f)(1) generally provides that no deduction shall be allowed for any amount paid or incurred to, or at the direction of, a government or governmental entity in relation to the violation of any law.
Gas tax by state StateTax rate California 69.8 cents Colorado 28.2 cents Connecticut 25 cents Delaware 23 cents47 more rows Jan 2, 2025

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Motor fuel taxes are taxes levied on gasoline, diesel, and gasohol (a mixture of ethanol and unleaded gasoline). State and local governments collected a combined $53 billion in revenue from motor fuel taxes in 2021. Most states levy per unit taxes based on how many gallons of gasoline a consumer purchases.
Internal Revenue Code Sections 62 states that the following items are allowable as above-the-line deductions: Contribution to Traditional IRA. Certain expenses of performing artists. Certain expenses of state officials (162)
1.162-2 Traveling expenses. (a) Traveling expenses include travel fares, meals and lodging, and expenses incident to travel such as expenses for sample rooms, telephone and telegraph, public stenographers, etc.

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