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COMPILED FROM REPORTS OF STATE TABLE MF-1
AUTHORITIES AND OTHER SOURCES (THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS) OCTOBER 1996
RECEIPTS FROM TAXATION OF MOTOR FUEL 3/ OTHER RELATED RECEIPTS
DEDUCTIONS DEDICATED ADJUSTED ADJUSTED
STATE GROSS TAX BY GROSS REFUNDS NET REVENUE NET DISTRIBUTOR INSPECTION FINES MISCEL- NET
COLLECTIONS DISTRIBUTORS RECEIPTS PAID RECEIPTS FROM VOLUME TAX AND DEALER FEES AND LANEOUS TOTAL TOTAL
2/ FOR BY STATE BY STATE NONHIGHWAY RECEIPTS LICENSES 5/ PENALTIES RECEIPTS RECEIPTS
EXPENSES GASOLINE 4/
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
Arizona 460,812 - 460,812 1,472 459,340 8,250 451,090 - - 2,805 5,102 7,907 458,997
Colorado 433,013 1,866 431,147 3,943 427,204 - 427,204 - - - 16 16 427,220
Idaho 157,808 1,194 156,614 1,949 154,665 4,760 149,905 - - - - - 149,905
Montana 158,202 1,263 156,939 7,159 149,780 1,795 147,985 7 - 6,852 - 6,859 154,844
Nevada 226,353 4,664 221,689 1,917 219,772 2,907 216,865 - 505 - - 505 217,370
New Mexico 246,959 - 246,959 1,064 245,895 584 245,311 - - 310 828 1,138 246,449
Utah 208,184 3,295 204,889 310 204,579 2,907 201,672 - - - - - 201,672
Wyoming 49,788 - 49,788 426 49,362 773 48,589 174 - - 1,844 2,018 50,607
USA 27,471,622 125,121 27,346,501 241,905 27,104,596 223,427 26,881,169 5,309 25,436 20,991 55,805 107,541 26,988,710
Percentage 100.00 0.46 99.54 0.88 98.66 0.81 97.85 - - - - - -
Notes:
1/ This table includes the revenues from State taxes on all
motor-vehicle fuels and related receipts in connection with
motor-fuel taxation and administration. In many States, however, the
tax on special fuels (fuels other than gasoline and gasohol) is
applicable only to the amount used on the highways. For the States
that apply the tax to all fuel sold, the revenue and refunds covering
the nonhighway portion of these special fuels have been excluded. All
data are subject to further review and revision.
2/ Includes, in some States, receipts in the form of tax credits for
refund claims accepted by distributors acting as agents of the State
and refund credits to users who are licensed as distributors.
3/ For tax rates as of January 1, 1995 and rate changes during the
year, see table MF-121T. States with variable rates are also
identified in table MF-121T.
4/ These are proceeds from taxes on nonhighway uses of gasoline
dedicated for the improvement of facilities other than highways. They
are generally revenues from taxes on gasoline for aviation and
motorboat use, but in some States, include taxes on gasoline used in
off-highway recreational vehicles and snowmobiles. In California,
receipts from the tax on gasoline used for agricultural purposes are
included.
5/ These are fees for inspection of motor-vehicle fuel. Insofar as
possible, fees for inspection of fuels not used on highways have been
eliminated.
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