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New Jersey Gas Tax (2026)

Info: 49.1 cents/gallon in state gasoline taxes (petroleum gross-receipts tax + 10.5c motor-fuels tax), up 4.2c on Jan 1, 2026; excludes the 18.4c federal tax.

InfoVerified May 31, 2026
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Gas Tax in states bordering New Jersey

The same rule in each neighboring state LawLert has verified, from that state’s own official source.

  • 23 cents/gallon state excise on gasoline (special fuel/diesel 22 cents; excludes the 18.4c federal tax).

    Verified Jul 5, 2026 · Source: dmv.de.gov · Full Delaware rule →

  • 23.85 cents/gallon in fixed state taxes on gasoline for 2026: 8¢ motor fuel excise + 0.05¢ petroleum testing fee + 15.8¢ petroleum business tax (the PBT adjusts every Jan. 1; it was 16.5¢ in 2025). State and local sales taxes are also charged at the pump. Excludes the 18.4¢ federal excise tax.

    Verified Jul 17, 2026 · Source: tax.ny.gov · Full New York rule →

  • PennsylvaniaConditional

    57.6 cents/gallon state tax for 2026 (oil-company franchise tax + excise) — the highest state gas tax in the nation; excludes the 18.4c federal tax.

    Verified May 31, 2026 · Source: pa.gov · Full Pennsylvania rule →

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