Ulster County Executive Ryan proposes cutting gas sales tax by 50%
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan proposed cutting the gas tax by 50%.
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Mar 26, 2022, 11:22 AM
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4h agoUlster County is following Dutchess County in a plan to cut sales tax on gas.
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan proposed cutting the gas tax by 50%. This would cap the sales tax on each gallon at 8 cents.
If adopted by the Ulster County Legislature next month, the law would take effect June 1 and expire Dec. 1.
