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If kerosene is used to propel the engine of a motor vehicle, who pays the motor fuel user fee and how do they pay it?

April 26, 2017engine fee FUEL Kerosene motor pays Propel Used user vehicle

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If kerosene is used to propel the engine of a motor vehicle, who pays the motor fuel user fee and how do they pay it?

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When kerosene is placed directly into a highway vehicle fuel supply tank, the end user is liable for the 16 cents per gallon motor fuel user fee and is required to make payment direct to the Department of Revenue. Contact the Motor Fuel Section for instructions on remitting the user fee.