Arizona 2024 2024 Regular Session

Arizona House Bill HB2573 Comm Sub / Analysis

Filed 06/18/2024

                      	HB 2573 
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ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 
Fifty-sixth Legislature 
Second Regular Session 
House: TI DP 9-0-2-0 | 3
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 Read 50-5-2-0-3 
Senate: TTMC DP 4-3-0-0 | 3
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 Read 16-11-3-0 
Final Pass: 56-1-3-0  
 
HB 2573: use fuel dispenser labels; penalties 
Sponsor: Representative Biasiucci, LD 30 
Transmitted to the Governor 
Overview 
Modifies the civil penalty for use fuel vendors who violate use fuel dispenser labeling or 
posting requirements to be $100 instead of $100 for each day the violation continues. 
Stipulates that ADOT is only required to provide use fuel dispenser labels to vendors that 
comply with the record requirements and subjects a vendor to the $100 civil penalty for 
failing to properly affix a use fuel dispenser label rather than for violating the outlined 
requirements. 
History 
The Use Fuel Tax applies to all gases and liquids used to propel motor vehicles that are not 
subject to the Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax, including diesel. The Use Fuel Tax rate for vehicles 
weighing less than 26,000 pounds is 18 cents per gallon, which is the same rate as the State 
Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Rate. For vehicles weighing more than 26,000 pounds, the Use Fuel 
Tax Rate is 26 cents per gallon. Use Fuel Tax revenues are deposited into the Highway User 
Revenue Fund (2023 Tax Handbook). 
Labels on use fuel dispensers must notify the purchaser of the Use Fuel Tax rate. ADOT is 
required to provide the use fuel dispenser labels to vendors. Statute outlines additional 
posting requirements for vendors which vary depending on which class of motor vehicles are 
permitted to use the fuel dispenser. A vendor who violates the use fuel dispenser labeling or 
posting requirements is subject to a civil penalty of $100 for each day the violation continues 
(A.R.S. § 28-5605).  
A Vendor includes a person who sells use fuel in this state and who places the fuel or causes 
the fuel to be placed into any receptacle on a motor vehicle from which the fuel is supplied 
for the propulsion, including a service station dealer, a broker and a user who sells use fuel 
to others (A.R.S. § 28-5601).  
Provisions  
1. Changes the civil penalty for vendors who violate requirements related to use fuel 
dispenser labels or posting to be $100, rather than $100 for each day the violation 
continues. (Sec. 1)  
2. States that ADOT is only required to provide use fuel dispenser labels to vendors that 
comply with the record requirements for interstate user reports and use fuel sale and 
transfer receipts. (Sec. 1) 
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3. Specifies that a vendor is subject to the $100 civil penalty for failing to properly affix a 
use fuel dispenser label rather than for violating the outlined requirements related to use 
fuel dispenser labeling and posting. (Sec. 1)