Identifying and Quantifying Rates of State Motor Fuel Tax Evasion (2008) / Chapter Skim
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89 6.1 Introduction The vast majority of the financial support for our nation's transportation system is provided by revenues from motor fuel and other highway use taxes. Ensuring all motor fuel and highway use tax funds are collected, remitted, and credited to the Federal and State HTF is a priority; however, evasion of motor fuel excise taxes has made this priority difficult to achieve.
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90 borders, failure to remit, cocktailing and false labeling, abuses due to the presence of Native American reservations, and daisy chains. These evasion techniques are examined in detail in Chapters 2 and 5.
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91 6.5 Disseminating the Outcome of the Research Project We would propose a two-step process to disseminate the outcomes of this project. The first step would include developing a website that included the report.
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