INDIANA — Gov. Mike Braun has officially updated Indiana’s ongoing energy emergency declaration, extending the state’s gas tax holiday through Nov. 4, 2026, and introducing new regulatory relief for agriculture and timber haulers.
Under the updated executive order issued Sept. 30, the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) will continue to pause collection of both the state Gasoline Use Tax and the Gasoline Excise Tax. The suspension covers the period from Aug. 7 through Nov. 4, continuing a consecutive sequence of tax relief measures established by Gov. Braun’s previous executive orders.
The combined tax suspensions save Hoosier drivers roughly 60 cents per gallon at the pump.
Agricultural Relief Included in Latest Executive Order
In a separate provision of the order, Gov. Braun suspended restrictions governing special fuel use to assist Indiana’s agriculture and timber sectors during harvest season…