Gas tax holiday ends in Dutchess and Ulster counties
After six months, the cap on sales tax Dutchess and Ulster counties can collect is now expiring.
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Dec 2, 2022, 3:19 AM
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Updated 514 days ago
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After six months, the cap on sales tax Dutchess and Ulster counties can collect is now expiring.
On Thursday, Dutchess County is returning to collecting a 3.75% tax per gallon.
This means each gallon of regular gas sold in Dutchess County will cost on average 5 cents more.
The tax cost will be higher for higher grade, more expensive gallons.
