Fuel bootlegging involves illegally transporting and selling untaxed or smuggled gasoline and diesel, often across state or national borders. Criminal networks and some small businesses use it to dodge fuel taxes and price controls. Buyers benefit from cheaper prices, while smugglers profit from the tax gap—undermining legal markets and public revenue.
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