HB2515 creates a motor fuel tax exemption for government-owned vehicles used for public service.
HB2515 amends Missouri law to exempt motor fuel tax for government-owned vehicles used for public service, including firetrucks, fire engines, ambulances, and police cars. To qualify, the vehicles must be primarily used for public service, defined as at least 75% of their mileage being logged directly in essential governmental functions. The Department of Revenue may create rules to administer this exemption. The bill also includes provisions for rule review and potential unconstitutionality of certain powers.
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