What's up with the CA fuel permit?
I got a letter (flyer) today from the State Bord Of Equalfication which lists all the type of vehicles, which need a fuel permit.
One type was for CNG powered vehicles, but exempt are:
- A pivately operated passanger vehicle (i.e. the GX)
- A comercial vehicle with an unladen weight of less than 7,000lb (i.e. an F-150)
- A two-axle truck rented or leased for less than 30 days.
However there was this note:
You must pay use fuel tax to your vendor when you purchase fuel for the exempt vehicles listed above. If you do not, you must hve a fuel permit or lcense to operate the vehicle on public road in this state.
I would think that I pay this tax everytime if fill at a station.
BUT what if I fill at home???
The flyer goes on to list 3 types of fuel permits and the one appl. would be the AU Permit, the California User Use Fuel Tax Permit.
Anyone any insights to this, any thoughts?
I got a letter (flyer) today from the State Bord Of Equalfication which lists all the type of vehicles, which need a fuel permit.
One type was for CNG powered vehicles, but exempt are:
- A pivately operated passanger vehicle (i.e. the GX)
- A comercial vehicle with an unladen weight of less than 7,000lb (i.e. an F-150)
- A two-axle truck rented or leased for less than 30 days.
However there was this note:
You must pay use fuel tax to your vendor when you purchase fuel for the exempt vehicles listed above. If you do not, you must hve a fuel permit or lcense to operate the vehicle on public road in this state.
I would think that I pay this tax everytime if fill at a station.
BUT what if I fill at home???
The flyer goes on to list 3 types of fuel permits and the one appl. would be the AU Permit, the California User Use Fuel Tax Permit.
Anyone any insights to this, any thoughts?
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