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Idaho Fuels Tax Refund
The Idaho State Tax Commission has asked us to share
some information with Idaho CPAs about Idaho's Fuels Tax Refund.
The Tax Commission has been experiencing
recurrent problems with "incomplete" Form 75 claims and fuels
tax refund claims for gasoline consumption that is not eligible for a
refund.
Click here to see an example of an "incomplete" refund claim which
was actually completed by a CPA and attached to an Idaho income tax return
this year. The Form 75 only identified the taxpayer, had the
"farming" box marked in Section II (Business Activities) and
listed the amount of the gasoline and diesel tax refund claim in Section
IV (Total Refund). The most important section, Section III, which requires
the CPA / taxpayer to enter the nontaxable use of the fuel and the
required list of equipment the fuel was consumed in, was totally left
blank. A Form 75 refund claim can not be processed without Section
III being completed.
Because the Commission is experiencing such
a high rate of error in the Form 75s being filed, the Commission mailed
out an information packet to 6,000 Idaho citizens who had filed Form 75
refund claims in previous years. The information packet mailed to the
public was made up of the three following documents. Click on each
document title to download a copy of the document.
Fuels Tax contact
information
Fuels Tax Refund
Eligibility Chart
Refund Information
Sheet
If you have questions about Form 75 and the
Fuels Tax Refund, contact these people at the Idaho State Tax Commission:
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Rick Mascall,
Fuels Tax Audit Supervisor (208) 334-7705
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Andy Boydston,
Fuels Tax Audit Supervisor (208) 334-7536
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Michael
Chirin, Principal Fuels Tax Auditor (208) 334-7687
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