HB 3362 would impose a 4% excise tax on the retail sales price of tires.
This bill has been scheduled for a hearing Tuesday, March 4 at 5 p.m. in the Joint Committee on Transportation.
Please engage in-person if possible, we need producers to show up and testify in strong opposition to this bill!
Use the talking points below to craft a personalized email to Co Chairs Gorsek and McLain and members of the Joint Committee on Transportation with your OPPOSITION to HB 3362.
To register to testify in opposition to HB 3362, click here; click on “Register to Testify” next to the bill number for in-person or virtual testimony.
Talking Points
- This bill penalizes Oregon farmers.
- Rural Oregonians travel farther to get to work, to do business, and to support their families.
- Farmers are navigating a continued rise in cost of production, and tires are used for agricultural equipment, to transport products, to harvest commodities, and to transport commodities to the end user. This tax would put a new cost on production at every step of the way.
- The funding from this proposal does not go to support critical infrastructure investments.