gas tax

The gas tax in New Jersey will fall by a penny a gallon, or about 2%, the second straight year the levy has declined. Gov. Phil Murphy’s administrated announced the change Monday.

The gas tax in New Jersey will fall by a penny a gallon, or about 2%, the second straight year the levy has declined. The slight decrease comes as gas prices continue to slowly go down around the region.

In effect, New Jersey’s gas tax is 43 cents per gallon, but every penny is dedicated to road building, repair and related transportation improvements — meaning Gov. Phil Murphy can be counted as a “no” on the tax holiday idea

President Joe Biden said Monday that he’s considering a federal holiday on the gasoline tax, as the administration looks for ways to spare the public from higher prices at the pump, which began to climb last year and surged after Russia invaded Ukraine in February

As gas prices rise, there’s a renewed push in Pennsylvania to remove the state gas tax. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk talks to state leaders about the impact that would have.

New Jersey’s gas tax went down by about 8.3 cents a gallon, or about 16%. Friday.

As October begins, New Jersey’s gas tax is dipping by 8 cents per gallon.

New Jersey’s gas tax rate will decrease by 8.3 cents per gallon beginning Oct.1, the state’s treasury department announced Tuesday. According to the New Jersey Treasury, after a review of fuel consumption statistics and consultation with the Legislative Budget and Finance Officer, the gas tax rate will decrease in accordance with the 2016 law that requires a steady stream of…