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    • All States—Multiple Taxes: New Issue of State Tax Review Available
    • Arizona—Sales and Use Tax: Updated Combined Tax Rate Chart Released for Phoenix
    • California—Motor Fuel Tax: Counties May Qualify as an Exempt Bus Operator
    • Hawaii—Personal Income Tax: Amended Rule Incorporates Withholding Tables for Tax Years Beginning After 2025
    • Indiana—Sales and Use Tax: Revised Guidance Issued Regarding County Innkeepers' Taxes
    • Indiana—Tobacco Tax: Revised Guidance Issued on Cigarette Tax
    • Minnesota—Sales and Use Tax: Guidance On Coupons And Discounts Updated
    • Missouri—Sales and Use Tax: Local Tax Rate Changes Announced
    • New Jersey—Corporate, Personal Income Taxes: Charitable Contribution Deduction Guidance Issued
    • New Jersey—Motor Fuel Tax: Gas Tax Rate Increase Announced
    • New Jersey—Personal Income Tax: OBBBA Gross Income Tax Guidance Issued
    • New York—Multiple Taxes: Interest Rates for First Quarter of 2026 Announced
    • New York—Sales and Use Tax: Publication Revised to Reflect Extended Expiration Dates of Additional Taxes in Various Localities
    • Washington—Sales and Use Tax: Guidance Provided on Workforce Education Investment Surcharge
    • West Virginia—Motor Fuel Tax: Variable and Combined Motor Excise Tax Rates Announced for 2026
    • West Virginia—Multiple Taxes: 2026 Interest Rates Announced
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    State Tax Day - Current, S.3, California—Motor Fuel Tax: Counties May Qualify as an Exempt Bus Operator, (Dec 4, 2025)

    Beginning January 1, 2026, counties that own and operate a local transit system may register with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) as an exempt bus operator and pay a specified rate for each gallon or unit of fuel used ...

    Beginning January 1, 2026, counties that own and operate a local transit system may register with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) as an exempt bus operator and pay a specified rate for each gallon or unit of fuel used in an exempt bus operation. An "exempt bus operator" includes any person who owns, operates, or controls an exempt bus operation, like a local transit district system. A qualified bus operation is exempt from paying the diesel and use fuel taxes and is instead required to pay $0.01 for each gallon of fuel used in an exempt bus operation.

    Special Notice L-1008, California Department of Tax and Fee Administration, November 2025

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