States across the U.S., including Colorado and Minnesota, have begun implementing "doorstep taxes" on delivery services in response to dwindling gas tax revenues due to the rise in electric vehicle use. The new taxes, expected to generate billions in revenue over the next decade, have drawn criticism for disproportionately affecting low-income households, gig economy workers, small businesses, and those reliant on delivery services due to health or location, while potentially increasing traffic and emissions and reducing consumer trust.
Imagine ordering your usual Friday night pizza, kicking back, and hearing that subtle “cha-ching” sound, not from DoorDash, but from your state government. Yep, in 2025, the delivery driver isn’t the only one stopping by. Say hello to “doorstep taxes,”&nb...
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