this is good info if anyone is thinking of making and selling...got one question for all the experts. does none of this apply if selling for offroad use only?
http://www.winston.com/siteFiles/New...3EDCAC2427.pdf

 

In Oregon if you sell B100 for off road ONLY none of it applies. I do not blend the bio I sell to farms and loggers. I sell them only B100 and let them blend it. I cannot get the tax credit this way, but I don't care, I'd rather have nothing to do with the Government...............

 

amen my friend....im right there with you

 

I read that in Texas BIO is not taxed. If it is in a mix say B20, then that 20% is not taxed. Distributers I have talked to say they do discount it for farms but there is no tax on it. I'm not sure if that is just the state or federal or what. Not sure if that means that farm use b100 would not have to be dyed either but I'm gonna find out.

And there are problems with that tax credit from what I keep hearing from now out of business producers. Lots of problems. Stuff on google now leads me to believe it's not even in effect right now too!.