STOP 38 cent/gal e85 tax!!!!!
Dec 5, 2011, 09:59 PM
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Consider yourself lucky. Mine is only sold by one retailer and its at a Pacific Pride commercial fuel stop. I had to get a credit card with the retailer just to be able to buy it and the cost is currently $3.80 a gallon. Keep in mind regular unleaded is $3.49 per gallon.
Dec 8, 2011, 09:18 AM
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I'm in the ethanol industry and this thread makes me 
due to all the misinformation people are throwing around like it's fact.
What you guys are talking about is actually what's called the VEETEC blenders credit of 45-cents for every gallon of denatured ethanol they blend into gasoline. This does not go to the ethanol companies, it does not go to the farmers, it goes to the blenders (oil companies in most cases).
To address the OP and his thread title, there is no 38-cent tax being imposed on ethanol, you have either been misinformed, or like most the internet, don't fully understand the information you're attempting to regurgitate.
due to all the misinformation people are throwing around like it's fact. What you guys are talking about is actually what's called the VEETEC blenders credit of 45-cents for every gallon of denatured ethanol they blend into gasoline. This does not go to the ethanol companies, it does not go to the farmers, it goes to the blenders (oil companies in most cases).
To address the OP and his thread title, there is no 38-cent tax being imposed on ethanol, you have either been misinformed, or like most the internet, don't fully understand the information you're attempting to regurgitate.
Last edited by Kracka; Dec 8, 2011 at 09:21 AM.
Dec 9, 2011, 09:57 AM
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I'm in the ethanol industry and this thread makes me due to all the misinformation people are throwing around like it's fact.
What you guys are talking about is actually what's called the VEETEC blenders credit of 45-cents for every gallon of denatured ethanol they blend into gasoline. This does not go to the ethanol companies, it does not go to the farmers, it goes to the blenders (oil companies in most cases).
To address the OP and his thread title, there is no 38-cent tax being imposed on ethanol, you have either been misinformed, or like most the internet, don't fully understand the information you're attempting to regurgitate.
due to all the misinformation people are throwing around like it's fact. What you guys are talking about is actually what's called the VEETEC blenders credit of 45-cents for every gallon of denatured ethanol they blend into gasoline. This does not go to the ethanol companies, it does not go to the farmers, it goes to the blenders (oil companies in most cases).
To address the OP and his thread title, there is no 38-cent tax being imposed on ethanol, you have either been misinformed, or like most the internet, don't fully understand the information you're attempting to regurgitate.
Last edited by 4xforce; Dec 9, 2011 at 09:59 AM.
Dec 9, 2011, 11:23 AM
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If you're going to post, at least post truthful and factual information. Is it your job? As a contributing member of society, yes it is.
Your money will be going towards paying for the product you use, simple as that. Nobody is imposing a tax on you, they're just going to be charging a more fair market value since the government won't be covering that portion any longer.
Your money will be going towards paying for the product you use, simple as that. Nobody is imposing a tax on you, they're just going to be charging a more fair market value since the government won't be covering that portion any longer.
Dec 9, 2011, 11:46 AM
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If you're going to post, at least post truthful and factual information. Is it your job? As a contributing member of society, yes it is.
Your money will be going towards paying for the product you use, simple as that. Nobody is imposing a tax on you, they're just going to be charging a more fair market value since the government won't be covering that portion any longer.
Your money will be going towards paying for the product you use, simple as that. Nobody is imposing a tax on you, they're just going to be charging a more fair market value since the government won't be covering that portion any longer.
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