Gov. Brian Kemp (R) signed a bill Friday evening temporarily suspending Georgia’s excise tax on motor fuel, which is currently 29 cents per gallon.
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill Friday evening temporarily suspending Georgia’s excise tax on motor fuel, which is currently at 29 cents per gallon.
Georgia’s rate is almost right in line with the national average, costing an average of $4.22 per gallon, according to the same data. “Today I signed H.B. 304 to temporarily halt collection of the state gas tax and ease the burden consumers are feeling at the pump,” Kemp said. “We can’t fix everything that Washington has broken, but we are doing our part to lessen the impact on your wallet.”
“Since the day he took office, President Biden and his administration have fueled inflation while hamstringing domestic energy production,” Kemp said.
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