Right now, Arkansas does not recognize biodiesel as a motor fuel and
therefore it is not taxed, at least that is what I hear from the state
energy office who contacted the appropriate folks in the department of
finance and administration.
The best I can tell from discussions on this list was that small
producers of biodiesel are exempt from federal taxes.
Peter Childers wrote:
> I am investigating the State of North Carolina tax regulations on
> BioFuel production. I find out the tax rate is 27.1 cents per gallon and
> I have to post a surety bond for $2000 for a license. That is required
> for any type of Biodiesel production up to 500,000 gallons per year. I
> am still investigating the Federal tax requirements. North Carolina has
> even defined blending, mixing of regular diesel with WVO as a person who
> needs to post this bond. So if you plan to drive up to the French fry
> shack and dump some WVO in your tank you'll need a license with a $2000
> bond and have to pay a tax. How is it in other States? Are all you
> Biodieselers operating in the underground market?
> Peter
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