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    State Tax Day - Current, S.16, Nebraska—Motor Fuel Tax: Tax on Dyed Diesel Fuel Authorized, (Apr 23, 2026)

    Beginning October 1, 2026, Nebraska imposes a 1/4 cent per gallon excise tax on diesel fuel that (i) has been indelibly dyed and chemically marked or (ii) contains a concentration of sulphur in excess of five-hundredths percent by weight or fails to ...

    Beginning October 1, 2026, Nebraska imposes a 1/4 cent per gallon excise tax on diesel fuel that (i) has been indelibly dyed and chemically marked or (ii) contains a concentration of sulphur in excess of five-hundredths percent by weight or fails to meet a cetane index minimum of forty and has been indelibly dyed in accordance with the regulations promulgated by the Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency. In addition, beginning October 1, 2026, dyed diesel fuel is no longer subject to the petroleum remedial release assessment fee. Other diesel products are subject to a fee of 6/10th cent per gallon.

    L.B. 815, Laws 2026, effective three calendar months after adjournment and as noted above

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