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Code · Maryland · Tax - General

§ 9-303

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§9–303.
(a)The motor fuel tax does not apply to motor fuel that is exported or sold for exportation from this State.
(b)The motor fuel tax does not apply to special fuel:
(1)containing dye and sold for uses other than in a licensed motor vehicle;
(2)delivered into a tank used only for heating; or
(3)used for any purpose other than propelling a motor vehicle or turbine-powered aircraft.
(c)The motor fuel tax does not apply to aviation fuel that is bought for use by:
(1)a carrier engaged in the common carriage of individuals or property under Parts 121, 127, and 129 of the Federal Aviation Regulations;
(2)an operator under Part 135 of the Federal Aviation Regulations if at least 70% of the aviation fuel is used in the common carriage of individuals or property;
(3)the State;
(4)a political subdivision of the State;
(5)a unit or instrumentality of the United States government; or
(6)a foreign government.
(d)The motor fuel tax does not apply to motor fuel that is bought by:
(1)the Department of General Services for use by State agencies;
(2)a county board of education for use in a school bus owned by the county board of education; or
(3)a school bus operator under contract with a county board of education for use in a school bus used to transport the county’s public school students.
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