Enlarge image | Form REF-1000 Indiana Department of Revenue Mailing/Contact Information: State Form 50854 Indiana Department of Revenue (R17 / 6-24) Claim for Fuel Tax Refund P.O. Box 1971 Indianapolis, IN 46206-1971 317-615-2630 fetax@dor.in.gov Section A: Information Individual or Business Name Social Security Number or Federal Identification Number Street Address Indiana Taxpayer Identification Number City, State, and ZIP Code Refund Period Telephone Number Email Address Use of Fuel (Only Check One): A – Agriculture F – Maintenance K – Refrigeration N – Federal B – Aviation G – Manufacturing L – Taxicabs O – Denaturing C – Building/Construction H – Marine M – Other (Specify) P – Compressed Natural Gas D – Export I – Mining _________________ E – Local Transit Systems J – Railroad Section B: Refund Computation Gasoline Special Fuel (Use Whole Gallons) (Use Whole Gallons) 1. Gallons Used for Exempt Purposes (Section C, Line 11) 2. Proportional Gallons Eligible for Fuel Tax Refund (Section D, Line 6) 3. Total Gallons Eligible for Fuel Tax Refund (Line 1 plus Line 2) 4. Fuel Tax Rate (See table below) 5. Fuel Tax Refund (Line 3 multiplied by Line 4) 6. Oil Inspection Fee Refund (Line 3 multiplied by .01) 7. Collection Allowance Adjustment 8. Total Fuel Tax Refund (Line 5 plus Line 6 minus Line 7) 9. Total Refund Claimed (Line 8 Gasoline plus Line 8 Special Fuel) Tax Rate Table Refund Tax Period Gasoline Tax Rate Special Fuel Tax Rate July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021 $0.31 $0.51 July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 $0.32 $0.53 July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023 $0.33 $0.55 July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024 $0.34 $0.57 Periods on or after July 1, 2024 $0.35 $0.59 |
Enlarge image | Section C: Exempt Use Details 1. Vehicle or 2. Make and 3. Licensed 4. Description of Use 5. Exempt Gallons Used (Whole Gallons) Equipment Type Model with the BMV Gasoline Special Fuel Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No 6. Subtotal 7. Tax-Paid Gallons Used to Denature Alcohol 8. Tax-Paid Gallons Exported to Another State 9. Tax-Paid Gallons Used in a Motorboat on Lake Michigan or the Ohio River 10. Tax-Paid Gallons Sold to the U.S. Government 11. Tax-Paid Special Fuel Gallons Used When Converting to a Compressed Natural Gas Product 12. Total to Report in Section B, Line 1 (Add Lines 6 through 11) Section D: Proportional Use Exemption Details 1. Vehicle Type 2. Weight of Vehicle 3. Gallons Used 4. Exempt 5. Whole Gallons Eligible for Refund (Whole Gallons) Percentage (Column 3 multiplied by Column 4) (See chart Gasoline Special Fuel below) Gasoline Special Fuel 26,000 lbs or less Over 26,000 lbs 26,000 lbs or less Over 26,000 lbs 26,000 lbs or less Over 26,000 lbs 26,000 lbs or less Over 26,000 lbs 26,000 lbs or less Over 26,000 lbs 26,000 lbs or less Over 26,000 lbs 6. Total to Report in Section B, Line 2 |
Enlarge image | Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) 4% Lime Spreader Truck 15% Semi-Wrecker 35% Bookmobile 25% Line Truck/Aerial Lift Truck 20% Service Truck with Jack Hammer 15% Boom Truck/Block Boom 20% Milk Tank Truck 30% Service Truck with Pneumatic Drill 15% Sewer Cleaning Truck/Sewer Jet/ Bulk Feed Truck 15% Mobile Crane 42% Sewer Vactor 35% Car Carrier with Hydraulic Winch 10% Pneumatic Tank Truck 15% Snow Plow Truck 10% Carpet Cleaning Van 15% Ready Mix Concrete Truck 30% Spray Truck 15% Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) 1% Refrigeration Truck 15% Super Sucker Truck 90% Salt Spreader/Dump Truck with Digger-Derrick Truck 20% Spreader 15% Sweeper Truck 20% Dump Truck 23% Sanitation Dump Trailer 15% Tank Transport 15% Fire Truck 48% Sanitation Truck 41% Tank Truck 24% Truck with Power Take-Off Hot Asphalt Distribution Truck 10% Seeder Truck 15% Hydraulic Winch 20% Semi-Tractor and Dump Trailer Leaf Truck 20% Combo 15% Wrecker 10% This claim must be signed by the taxpayer or by an authorized agent. If signed by an authorized agent, a properly completed power of attorney form must be attached. I hereby certify that the amount claimed is legally due, after allowing all just credits, and that no part of the same has been paid. I further understand that this refund may be applied to any outstanding liability which I currently have. Under penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this form and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct, and complete. Printed Name: Signature: Date: Preparer Printed Name: Signature: Date: Phone Number: Email Address: For Department Only Tax Analyst: Date: Supervisor: Date: |
Enlarge image | Instructions for Completing the Claim for Fuel Tax Refund What is the REF-1000? Gasoline claims must be filed by April 15 of the year succeeding The REF-1000 form is used to file for a refund of un-dyed special three years from the date of purchase. For example, you fuel excise tax, gasoline excise tax, and oil inspection fee. purchased gasoline on July 20, 2021. You have until April 15, 2025 to file a claim for refund. Who should file? Anyone who purchased un-dyed special fuel or gasoline, paid the Compressed natural gas claims must be filed on a quarterly basis Indiana excise tax, and oil inspection fee, and later used it for an no later than the end of the third month following the end of the exempt purpose. If the fuel is being used in a vehicle, the declared calendar quarter. gross weight must be 26,000 pounds or less. What type of documentation is proof that tax was paid? Indiana Motor Carriers and IFTA Carriers should use Form MCS- • Invoices/Receipts/Reports that include: 1789 to file a claim for refund. ο Name and address of seller ο Name of purchaser How do I file a Claim for Fuel Tax Refund (Form REF-1000)? ο Number of gallons purchased • File electronically via INTIME, DOR’s e-services portal, at ο Date purchased intime.dor.in.gov. ο Type of fuel purchased • Mail the completed claim and supporting documentation to ο Amount of tax paid the address listed on the front of the form. • MF-360 (Consolidated Gasoline Monthly Tax Return) • Email the completed claim and supporting documentation to • SF-900 (Consolidated Special Fuel Monthly Tax Return) fetax@dor.in.gov. • Tax returns for other states showing gallons exported from Indiana What are some examples of exempt usage? • Operating agricultural equipment (tractors, combines, Questions harvesters). Vehicles registered by the Indiana Bureau of If you need further assistance, you can contact Special Tax on Motor Vehicles are not eligible for refund. intime.dor.in.gov using the secure messaging feature, at • Operating off-highway equipment (cranes, forklifts, sawmills, fetax@dor.in.gov, or 317-615-2630 Monday through Friday, stationary engines, in-plant industrial use). 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET. • Using fuel for non-highway purposes (planes, trains, home heating). Section A: Information • Operating as a common carrier of passengers, including a taxicab as defined in Indiana Code 6-6-1.1-103(l). Name. Enter the name of the individual or entity making the claim • Operating a for-hire bus as defined in Indiana Code 9-13-2- 66.7. Address. Enter the location address. • Operating a public transportation vehicle or public transit system. Telephone Number. Enter the phone number for the responsible • Operating a vehicle using mounted equipment with a point of contact for completing the claim. common fuel supply reservoir may qualify for a proportional use exemption. Social Security Number (SSN)/Federal Employer Identification • Purchasing Indiana tax-paid fuel for export. Number (FEIN). If the claim is for an individual, enter the SSN. • Selling Indiana tax-paid fuel to the U.S. Government. If the claim is for an entity, enter the FEIN. • Using Indiana tax-paid fuel to denature alcohol. • Operating refrigeration units mounted on motor vehicles with Indiana Taxpayer Identification Number (TID). Enter the a separate fuel tank exclusively for cooling. 10-digit TID. If you do not know the TID, leave this space blank. • Converting special fuel into a compressed natural gas product. This is the difference between the amount of special Refund Period. Enter the beginning and ending dates of the fuel purchased by a compressed natural gas product fuel period being claimed. station and the amount of compressed natural gas product produced and sold by the fuel station. Email Address. Enter the email address of the person responsible for completing the claim. If you do not have an email When should I file? address, leave this space blank. A claim for refund can be filed on a monthly, quarterly, semi- annual or annual basis. Use of Fuel. Mark the appropriate box to indicate how the fuel was used. Special fuel claims must be filed within three years of the date of purchase. For example, you purchased special fuel on July 20, 2021. You have until July 20, 2024 to file a claim for refund. 1 |
Enlarge image | Section B: Refund Computation Line 9. Enter the number of Indiana tax-paid gallons used in a Separate refund forms must be filed for different gasoline motorboat on Lake Michigan or the Ohio River (Gasoline Only). and special fuel tax rates. Refer to the Tax Rate Table. Line 10. Enter the number of Indiana tax-paid gallons sold to the Example. Fuel is purchased for a non-taxable use for the period U.S. Government. April 1, 2023 through Sept. 30, 2023. Two refund claim forms must be filed. Line 11. Enter the difference between the amount of special fuel purchased by a compressed natural gas product fuel station 1st claim – April 1, 2023 through June 30, 2023 and the amount of compressed natural gas product produced and sold. For station retailers, unless DOR has approved an 2nd claim – July 1, 2023 through Sept. 30, 2023 alternative conversion factor, the fueling station operator should report compressed natural gas GGE units based on each 5.66 lb., Line 1. Enter the amount from Section C, Line 11. or 123.57 cu. ft. of natural gas dispensed. Line 2. Enter the amount from Section D, Line 6. Line 12. Add lines 6 through 11. Line 3. Line 1 plus Line 2. Section D: Proportional Use Exemption Details Proportional use exemptions apply to fuel consumed by Line 4. Enter the appropriate rate(s) from the table(s). commercial equipment being used on a vehicle that shares a common fuel reservoir. Each vehicle type must be listed on a Line 5. Multiply Line 3 by Line 4. separate line. If you operate a type of vehicle that is not listed, please contact our office at 317-615-2630 or fetax@dor.in.gov. Line 6. Multiply Line 3 by .01 (Special Fuel Only). Column 1. Enter the type of vehicle from the list. Line 7. Enter the sum of all collection allowance credits from your invoices (Special Fuel Only). Column 2. Mark the applicable box. Line 8. Line 5 plus Line 6 minus Line 7. Column 3. Enter the whole gallons consumed. Line 9. Line 8 gasoline plus Line 8 special fuel. Column 4. Enter the applicable exemption percentage from the chart. Section C: Exempt Use Details Column 5. Multiply Column 3 by Column 4. This section must be completed if you used gasoline and/or special fuel for an exempt purpose. Line 6. Enter the total(s) from Column 5. Complete Columns 1 through 5 if the fuel was used for an exempt reason other than the reasons listed in Lines 7 through 10. Column 1. Enter the type of vehicle or equipment. Column 2. Enter the make and model. Column 3. Indicate if the vehicle is licensed with the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Column 4. Describe how the fuel was used in an exempt manner (e.g., plowing fields, building construction, home heating, operating a taxicab). Column 5. Enter the whole gallons consumed in an exempt manner. Line 6. Enter the total from Column 5. Line 7. Enter the number of Indiana tax-paid gallons used to denature alcohol (Gasoline Only). Line 8. Enter the number of Indiana tax-paid gallons exported from Indiana to another state. 2 |