PROVIDENCE – The car tax is going away, but not as quickly as planned, under the fiscal 2021 budget proposal introduced by Gov. Gina M. Raimondo. A longer phaseout sought by the governor would require the General Assembly to change current law, which has it ending by fiscal 2024. Raimondo is proposing the car tax
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