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Utah's Income Tax Credit for cleaner burning fuel vehicles is 50 percent of the incremental cost of the vehicle up to $3,000 for OEM (factory-built) vehicles and 50 percent of the after-market convers...

Oklahoma provides an income tax credit of 50% of the cost of converting a vehicle to run on an alternative fuel, or for 50% of the new, OEM incremental cost for an alternative fuel vehicle. The state ...

Oklahoma provides an income tax credit of 50% of the cost of converting a vehicle to run on an alternative fuel, or for 50% of the new, OEM incremental cost for an alternative fuel vehicle. The state ...

Virginia offers companies a tax credit equal to 10% of the deduction allowed under Section 179A of the federal Internal Revenue Code for (1) purchases of clean-burning fuel vehicles used principally i...

An individual or business is allowed a state income tax credit for equipment and labor costs incurred to convert a motor vehicle licensed in Montana to operate on alternative fuel. The maximum credit ...

A limited deduction for the cost of a clean-fuel vehicle is available to individuals and businesses in the tax year the property is placed in service. The vehicle must be for your own use and its orig...

A limited deduction for the cost of a clean-fuel vehicle is available to individuals and businesses in the tax year the property is placed in service. The vehicle must be for your own use and its orig...

South Dakota provides a tax report credit for gasoline blended with ethyl or methyl alcohol to create an ethanol blend, E85 or M85 to the licensed blender who performs the blending activity. The tax r...

South Dakota's fuel excise tax rates are lower for ethanol blends, and E85 and M85. Motor fuel is taxed at $0.22 per gallon, while ethanol blends are taxed at 20 cents per gallon and E85 and M85 are t...

In April 2002, Ohio Governor Bob Taft signed into law SB 144, establishing the Ethanol Incentive Board and creating a tax credit against corporation franchise or personal income tax liability for inve...

In April 2002, Ohio Governor Bob Taft signed into law SB 144, establishing the Ethanol Incentive Board and creating a tax credit against corporation franchise or personal income tax liability for inve...

A tax credit of 20 cents per gallon (cpg) is offered to producers of ethanol for production that begins after December 31, 2003 but no later than December 31, 2006. The ethanol facility must be produc...

Missouri offers producers of denatured ethanol $0.20/gallon for the first 12.5 million gallons, and $0.05/gallon for the second 12.5 million gallons. The maximum incentive is $3.125 million per year f...

This program, administered by the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, provides payments to those who produce more than 10,000,000 gallons of denatured ethanol per year....

North Dakota's ethanol production incentive program is administered by the Agricultural Product Utilization Division in the Department of Commerce. The program is funded by the legislature on a bienni...

Licensed ethanol producers may receive a production incentive payment (based on available funding) of 20 cents per gallon for ethyl alcohol that is fully distilled and produced in South Dakota. To be ...

New ethanol facilities in Nebraska producing at a minimum rate of 100,000 gallons annually, before denaturing, on or before June 30, 2004 are eligible to receive a transferable fuel tax credit of 18 c...

Minnesota offers a production incentive of $0.20 per gallon for each gallon of ethanol produced on or before June 30, 2000, or ten years after the start of production, whichever is later. However, as ...

Act 289, enacted in 2000, provides an ethanol investment tax credit (the lesser of $300,000 or 30% invested per each 1 million gallons per year capacity), roughly equal to thirty cents per gallon, sub...

Effective July 1, 2003, any person who has a tax liability for the sale of ethanol-based motor fuel or gasoline sold for the purpose of blending into an ethanol-based motor fuel may redeem a credit of...