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Tax Incentives
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It does pay to call, e-mail or
write your legislators. Propane has
won three important tax incentives in the “Energy Policy Act of
2005”, and the “Highway Bill” which will begin January 1, 2006:
- A 50% tax credit for the additional
cost of a new propane powered vehicle over the cost of a
conventionally-powered version.
- A 30% tax credit up to $30,000 for the
cost of installing a retail propane refueling station for
propane vehicles.
- A 50-cent per gallon tax credit for
each person who pays the new, higher excise tax on propane
motor fuel.
To promote energy savings at home, the new
energy law includes tax credits for new and existing energy
efficient appliances.
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WE ARE
PROUD
OF THE
MEN AND WOMEN
DEFENDING OUR
FREEDOM!
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THANK YOU
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Real Power
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tangible improvement in the world.
CALL BEFORE YOU DIG
We will be happy to locate your underground propane line for you - just
call us.
Did You Know?
An odorant is added to propane for your safety. The odorant we add to
propane is the same odorant used in natural gas. It smells like a skunk,
rotten eggs, or bad cabbage, and is there to warn you of a leak.
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