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1650 LAWS OF MARYLAND Ch. 526
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CHAPTER 526
(Senate Bill 276)
AN ACT concerning
Gasohol Tax - Exemption
FOR the purpose of reducing the motor fuel tax imposed on alcohol
blended motor fuels under certain circumstances; providing a
date by which this Act shall be void; requiring certain
producers of certain alcohols to submit certain reports by a
certain date; and generally relating to the motor fuel tax
imposed on alcohol blended motor fuel.
BY adding to
Article 56 - Licenses
Section 136(1)
Annotated Code of Maryland
(1979 Replacement Volume and 1982 Supplement)
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SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
MARYLAND, That the Laws of Maryland read as follows:
Article 56 - Licenses
136.
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(L) IN EACH FISCAL YEAR IN WHICH OTHER PLEDGED REVENUES ARE
SUFFICIENT TO CONSTITUTE THE SINKING FUND REQUIRED BY § 3-215 OF
THE TRANSPORTATION ARTICLE, ANY MIXTURE OF ALCOHOL BLENDED MOTOR
FUEL WHICH CONTAINS 10 PERCENT OR MORE OF ETHYL OR METHYL ALCOHOL
SHALL BE TAXED UNDER THIS SECTION AT A RATE OF 4 3 CENTS LESS
PER GALLON THAN OTHER MOTOR FUELS.
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SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That each person in
the State who produces ethyl or methyl alcohol used in the
production of alcohol blended motor fuel eligible for the reduced
tax rate established by this Act shall submit a written report to
the Legislative Policy Committee, the Department of Fiscal
Services, and the office of the Comptroller by January 15 of each
year. The report shall include the volume of the alcohol sold by
the person in Maryland during the previous year and to whom, and
other research and development information, including an analysis
of the cost-effectiveness of the use of alcohol in the production
of motor vehicle fuels and a forecast as to the production of
alcohol in this State.
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