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You might not pay much attention to gas taxes since they are included in the price you see at the pump. But gas taxes can increase your purchase price by $0.50 or more per gallon. Thankfully, some places in the United States have relatively low gas taxes. If you plan to go on a road trip for the holiday weekend or this summer, [filling up in one of these ten states can help you save money](. [] Your Paycheck
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