Indiana extends gas tax holiday, Ohio to cut gas taxes beginning this weekend, Michigan Senate could vote on proposal today

INDIANAPOLIS, IN (WTVB) – Amid rising global oil supply disruptions and continuing high prices at the the pump, Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced a another 30-day extension of the state’s gas tax holiday, marking the seventh month in a row that residents will receive relief.

The extension, which runs through November 4, continues the suspension of both the state’s 7% Gasoline Usage Tax and the Gasoline Excise Tax, saving Hoosiers roughly 60 cents per gallon at the pump.

In a bid to further support the local economy, Governor Braun’s latest emergency declaration also lifts restrictions on dyed diesel, providing additional financial breathing room for farmers entering the fall harvest season…

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