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Indiana governor suspends state gas tax for 30 days

On Wednesday, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced a 30-day suspension of the state's sales tax on gasoline, effective immediately at the Indiana Statehouse to provide relief from rising fuel costs.
Rising fuel costs averaging $4.13 per gallon in Indiana prompted the move as Braun cited cumulative inflation pressure—roughly 25% over three years—as a factor in his decision to act on affordability.
The suspension impacts the combined $0.53 per gallon tax, which includes a $0.36 excise tax, with state officials estimating the monthly reduction in tax revenue could reach up to $50 million.
State Sen. Travis Holdman , chairman of the Senate Committee on Tax and Fiscal Policy, supported the move, stating, "The current price of gas is adding too much pressure on Hoosiers and their wallets.

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