Motor fuel taxes abolishment

SF 1003 would abolish Minnesota's motor fuel taxes by repealing all tax-related statutes in the motor fuel tax law. It directly affects fuel distributors, special fuel dealers, and bulk purchasers who currently handle taxed fuel. The bill removes all tax collection requirements and licensing obligations tied to motor fuel taxes, amending statutes to eliminate references to tax payments, returns, and fees. Key provisions include repealing sections governing tax payments (like 296A.07 and 296A.08) and modifying license rules to reflect that no tax is due. This would end the state's collection of motor fuel taxes for all affected entities.