Suffolk gas tax holiday expires; prices to possibly increase
The tax break started in June when gas prices were around $5 per gallon.
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Dec 1, 2022, 10:29 AM
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Updated 775 days ago
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11h agoEven with gas prices falling,
gas in Suffolk County could go up now that the county's gas tax holiday is no
longer in effect.
The tax break started in June
when gas prices were around $5 per gallon.
Up until today, the holiday
was saving drivers a few cents on each gallon of regular.
Tax breaks from New York
state and Nassau County are both still in effect, but they are set to expire at
the end of the year.
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