Oklahoma HB1418 amends motor fuel tax definitions and exemptions, including tax on marine gasoline and exemption for certain uses.
Oklahoma HB1418 amends the state's motor fuel tax code by defining "marine gasoline" as fuel for marine engines and imposing a tax on it. It also revises exemptions from motor fuel tax, including exempting marine gasoline from the tax. The bill specifies that certain uses of motor fuel, such as for farm tractors and stationary engines used exclusively for agricultural purposes, remain subject to a tax. The changes are set to take effect November 1, 2025.
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