re: alternative fuel credit change in policy FINALIZED.

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You might want to change your name.

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Hahaha! It's gonna be interesting on how this all plays out fellas. I have already contacted my attorney and he is looking into it.

I am wondering the same thing???

Good Morning,

The vehicle would be eligible for this credit if it is listed on the motor
vehicle registration. Below is a link which can be used to determine if the
vehicle qualifies as a flex fuel vehicle:

www.propelfuels.com / search "vehicles" by make and model to determine if VIN
character matches designation of flex fuel vehicle.
Contact the office at 225 219-0102, if additional assistance is required.
Thank You

Kathy M. Williams
Revenue Tax Analyst II
Call Center

E85 meets or exceeds Federal Clean Air Admission standards. That's the language I'm holding onto.

ETA: You're the same fricking loser who though your Ecoboost was eligible.

Tortious

Well guys, that could be the problem. E-10s versus the E85s.

i guess i dont have my internet law degree like some tools on here.

the tax credit covers any blend of biofuel that burns cleaner than gasoline or diesel. Any standard E-90 vehicle will qualify ("ecoboost" included).

once again, no.

the standards are spelled out to you in the law.

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here's a start

LINK

This is what I received from the Dept. of Rev.

Flex fuel vehicles are not eligible for the Louisiana Alternative Fuel Tax Credit at this time. Revenue Statute 47:6035 states the vehicle needs to be a qualified car and provides some examples, which includes, ethanol. The Louisiana Department of Revenue consults federal rules. The federal alternative fuel tax credit may be granted if the vehicle burns only alternative fuel. In this instance, because the vehicle still runs on gasoline, it would not qualify for the credit. Additionally, flex fuel vehicles only require slight modification and are basically like regular vehicles. Please feel free to contact me through this medium at any time. All inquiries are answered in the order in which they are received. This reply to your inquiry constitutes "informal advice" from the Louisiana Department of Revenue, as contemplated by Louisiana Administrative Code 61:III.101(D)(3), which provides that informal advice does not have the force and effect of law and is not binding on the Department, the public, or the individual seeking advice. Informal advice will have no effect on an audit. Confidentiality Statement The information contained in this electronic message from the Taxpayer Services Division of the Louisiana Department of Revenue is privileged and confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, the disclosure, copying, distribution, or use of any of the transmitted information, or any other action based on the contents of this information, is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error, please immediately notify the transmitter by e-mail or telephone at 225-219-7462. The Louisiana Department of Revenue is interested in improving customer service. Please help us evaluate the service you recently received by forwarding comments to ccfeedback@la.gov. Cheryl BankheadRevenue Tax SpecialistContact Center225 219 7462