I seem to remember that happening to me in Indiana. I pulled to where the semi's fill up and I needed to enter a DOT number to turn the pump on so I went in and the lady started the pump for me and then the price was with tax. They must have companies with DOT numbers pay taxes later.
Steve
You are correct designated trucks in Indiana are exempt from paying fuel taxes and the stations are allowed to advertise that price as long as displayed in "easily read lettering" . To me it is misleading to some degree. I realize they are primarily targeting commercial trucks with their advertising but if someone is not familiar with Indiana it can be irritating or disappointing if you believe getting fuel at a good price. I believe the tax is around 30 cents per gallon if my memory is right.
VI. ADVERTISED OR CURB PRICE OF GASOLINE AND SPECIAL FUEL
The retail merchant may not advertise a price that is different from the pump price required to be displayed on the metered pump.
If a retail merchant advertises special fuel at a price that does not include any gross retail taxes that may be due on the sale of the special fuel, the retail merchant must display in easily read lettering, above or below the advertised price, the words “EXEMPT TRUCKS ONLY”.
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