Indiana pump price did not include the taxes back in the past. Perhaps a hoosier can enlighten me if that is still the case, I believe that changed.
Mark
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13 years ago
O/T: Welcome to $4/gal gasoline
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Indiana pump prices have always included applicable state and Federal gasoline taxes. Through the late 1970s, maybe into the early 1980s, the pump price did not include state sales tax. I don't remember exactly when it changed, but our pump prices have included all taxes, including state sales tax, for approximately thirty years.
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It was $4.83 per US gallon here in Ontario Canada last night. Compared to $3.39 accross the border in New York
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...and with the Canuck buck being worth $1.03 US that brings it to $4.97 US per US gallon.
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13 years ago
I only buy fuel in Port Huron, MI these days. The bridge-toll is off- set by the price difference in a 12-pack of Erdinger Weissbier alone.
It was a little awkward to pull up behind the Jag of Sarnia Chamber Of Commerce's president at a Port Huron gas station some time ago. I pretended not to see him. He appreciated my effort. LOL. (Although he owes me a round.)