Btu Tax definition

Btu Tax means any federal Tax enacted after the Effective Date as part of legislation adopting a broad-based federal tax on fossil fuels and other energy sources.

Examples of Btu Tax in a sentence

  • See, for example, Dawn Erlandson, “The Btu Tax Experience: What Happened and Why It Happened” Pace Environmental Law Review 12, no.

  • For one view of the politics of the Btu tax debate and demise, see Dawn Erlandson, “The Btu Tax Experience: What Happened and Why It Happened,” Pace Environmental Law Review 12, no.

  • For any Quarterly Period during the Primary Term in which the Btu Tax is in effect, Buyer shall pay to Seller the higher of (i) the Floor Price for such Quarterly Period plus the Gross-Up Amount, and (ii) the Index Price for such Quarterly Period.

  • Dawn Erlandson, “The Btu Tax Experience: What Happened and Why It Happened,” 12 Pace Environmental Law Review 173 (1994).

  • This externality tax would be in addition to the current excise taxes on these fuels that are mainly user charges for the benefits received from federal highway infrastructure.15 Clinton’s Btu Tax.

  • Table 1U.S. Btu Tax Proposed in 1993 FuelTax per standard unitTax per million BtuTax per metric ton carbonOil (crude)$3.47 per bbl$.599$36.93Natural gas.26 per Mcf.25717.74Coal5.57 per short ton.25710.39SOURCE: Columns 2 and 3 are authors’ calculations.

  • Lashof, The Btu Tax: A Revenue Source That Fights Pollution, 59 TAX NOTES 1271, 1273 (1993).

  • Verleger, Jr., The Btu Tax: Bad Tax Policy, Terrible Economic Policy, Worse Environmental Policy, and Even Worse Energy Policy, 59 TAX NOTES 1691, 1693 (1993).

  • The proposed Btu Tax, in whatever form it may be enacted, would discourage energy consumption relative to other consumer choices.

  • Patrick Crow, "U.S. Btu Tax Plan Revised; Industry Wary of Results," The Oil and Gas Journal, 91, no.

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  • Local taxes means all taxes levied other than taxes levied for school operating purposes.

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