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Definition of Gasoline tax
1. Noun. A tax on every gallon of gasoline sold.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Gasoline Tax
Literary usage of Gasoline tax
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Louisiana Law of Oil and Gas: Jurisprudence, State and Federal : Statutes by George Gregg Dimick (1922)
"... gasoline tax. ACT No. 81 of 1921. House Bill No. 4. By Mr. Smith, of Vermillion.
AN ACT. Levying a license tax of one cent per gallon on all gasoline or ..."
2. Highways Green Book by American Automobile Association (1922)
"During 1921 there were only four States in which a gasoline tax was collected.
There are now fifteen States collecting a gasoline tax and from this source ..."
3. Iowa Journal of History by State Historical Society of Iowa (1921)
"The amusement tax measure was not acted upon and was finally lost in the sifting
committee.10* The gasoline tax bill had a most adventurous career. ..."
4. Louisiana Law of Oil and Gas: Jurisprudence, State and Federal : Statutes by George Gregg Dimick (1922)
"... gasoline tax. ACT No. 81 of 1921. House Bill No. 4. By Mr. Smith, of Vermillion.
AN ACT. Levying a license tax of one cent per gallon on all gasoline or ..."
5. Highways Green Book by American Automobile Association (1922)
"During 1921 there were only four States in which a gasoline tax was collected.
There are now fifteen States collecting a gasoline tax and from this source ..."
6. Iowa Journal of History by State Historical Society of Iowa (1921)
"The amusement tax measure was not acted upon and was finally lost in the sifting
committee.10* The gasoline tax bill had a most adventurous career. ..."
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