Kemp Signs Executive Order on ‘Dyed’ Diesel, Aims to Give Relief to Georgia Farmers, Truckers
The move follows a federal order and aims to ease diesel costs for farm and forestry operations as prices top $6 a gallon nationally.
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Red-dyed diesel tax relief advances as Georgia waives highway-use penalties - FINCHANNEL
Red-dyed diesel tax relief moved into state implementation on October 6, when Georgia waived penalties for using the fuel in highway vehicles across all 159 counties. The action followed President Donald Trump’s October 5 order directing federal officials to pursue temporary tax deferral and penalty relief. Neither document establishes a permanent, nationwide cancellation of diesel […]
Kemp suspends penalties for on-road dyed diesel after USDA secretary urges states to act
Gov. Brian Kemp announced Tuesday evening that he will suspend penalties for dyed diesel after U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins urged governors to follow the president’s move to suspend penalties on the unrestricted use of the fuel, which is…
Gov. Kemp Suspends Penalties for Off-Road “Dyed” Diesel Use
ATLANTA, Ga. – Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that, in consultation with Lt. Governor Burt Jones, Speaker of the House Jon Burns, and Commissioner of Agriculture Tyler Harper, he has amended the State of Emergency Order issued last week to include waiving penalties for the use of off-road “dyed” diesel, providing further relief to […]
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