INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – Indiana’s governor is not going to suspend or get rid of the state’s gas tax, but he is looking to do something.
Governor Eric Holcomb said it would be ‘misguided’ to cut or pause Indiana’s 56-cent per-gallon sales tax on fuel.
Instead, Holcomb said he is looking to use some of the state’s surplus for an ‘inflation relief’ plan, though the governor isn’t saying just what that would mean. Holcomb’s office says the plan should be ready in a few weeks.
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