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Oil Company Franchise Tax – Formula Scenarios

January 10, 2010

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CURRENT:
153.5 mills per gallon    x    Average Wholesale cap of $1.25   =    19.2 cents per gallon

 INCREASE CAP BY 25 CENTS:
153.5 mills per gallon    x    Average Wholesale cap of $1.50   =   23 cents per gallon (increase of 3.8 cents per gallon = $247 million)

 INCREASE CAP BY 50 CENTS:
153.5 mills per gallon    x    Average Wholesale cap of $1.75   =   26.9 cents per gallon (increase of 7.7 cents per gallon = $500.5 million)

 INCREASE CAP BY 65 CENTS:
153.5 mills per gallon    x    Average Wholesale cap of $1.90   =   29.2 cents per gallon (increase of 10 cents per gallon = $650 million)

 INCREASE CAP BY 1 DOLLAR:
153.5 mills per gallon    x    Average Wholesale cap of $2.25   =   34.5 cents per gallon (increase of 15.3 cents per gallon = $994.5 million)

 INCREASE CAP BY 1.10 DOLLARS:
153.5 mills per gallon    x    Average Wholesale cap of $2.35   =   36.1 cents per gallon (increase of 16.9 cents per gallon = $1.0985 billion)

 TOTAL ELIMINATION OF THE CAP (to reflect current wholesale price):
153.5 mills per gallon    x    Average Wholesale cap of $1.72   =    26.4 cents per gallon (increase of  7.2 cents per gallon = $468 million)

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