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Gasoline Tax Per Gallon: Major Soybean-Producing States |
State |
State Taxes |
Federal Taxes |
Total |
Illinois |
41.2 cents |
18.4 cents |
59.6 cents |
Michigan |
40.8 cents |
18.4 cents |
59.2 cents |
Indiana |
39.7 cents |
18.4 cents |
58.1 cents |
North Carolina |
35.3 cents |
18.4 cents |
53.7 cents |
Wisconsin |
32.9 cents |
18.4 cents |
51.3 cents |
Ohio |
28 cents |
18.4 cents |
46.4 cents |
Kentucky |
27.8 cents |
18.4 cents |
46.2 cents |
Minnesota |
27.2 cents |
18.4 cents |
45.6 cents |
Nebraska |
27.2 cents |
18.4 cents |
45.6 cents |
Kansas |
25 cents |
18.4 cents |
43.4 cents |
South Dakota |
24 cents |
18.4 cents |
42.4 cents |
North Dakota |
23 cents |
18.4 cents |
41.4 cents |
Iowa |
22 cents |
18.4 cents |
40.4 cents |
Arkansas |
21.8 cents |
18.4 cents |
40.2 cents |
Tennessee |
21.4 cents |
18.4 cents |
39.8 cents |
Mississippi |
18.8 cents |
18.4 cents |
37.2 cents |
Missouri |
17.3 cents |
18.4 cents |
35.7 cents |
Source: American Petroleum Institute |
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The Soy Transportation Coalition is comprised of thirteen state soybean boards, the American Soybean Association, and the United Soybean Board.
The National Grain and Feed Association and the National Oilseed Processors Association serve as ex-officio members of the organization. |
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Funded by the Soybean Checkoff |