INDIANAPOLIS – In a press conference today in Indianapolis, gubernatorial candidate John Gregg announced a plan to permanently eliminate the gas sales tax.
Read the full plan here: http://www.greggforgovernor. com/actions/gastaxcut.pdf
“This plan will fire up our economic engines and put more money back in Hoosier’s pockets by permanently abolishing the gas sales tax. Gas isn’t a luxury, it’s an essential commodity like food, water or shelter. People that can’t afford gas can’t afford to go to work or drive their kids to school events,” said Gregg. “We don’t need more Washington-style plans, like my opponent Congressman Pence has proposed, which primarily benefit large, out of state corporations. We need direct, immediate relief for Hoosier families and that’s what I’m proposing today.”
John Gregg’s Plan To Put More Money In Hoosiers Pockets
- The plan will save the average Hoosier family $261-$522 per year by permanently abolishing the gas tax
- The plan will be paid for by instituting annual budget performance audits to ensure Hoosier tax dollars are carefully managed and maximized
- The plan will cut taxes for Hoosier families twice as much as Congressman Pence’s Washington-style corporate tax cuts
John Gregg is proposing Hoosier solutions to Indiana problems. In contrast, Congressman Pence wants to bring more Washington-style “management and budget” to our state.
Pence’s Washington version of tax reform promises over $1 billion in tax cuts but fails to say how he’ll pay for them. The bulk of these cuts would go to big out of state corporations, not to Hoosier firms and small businesses.
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