Enlarge image | R-1362 (8/16) Return completed form to: Natural Disaster Claim for Refund of State Louisiana Department of Revenue Sales Taxes Paid P.O. Box 91138 Baton Rouge, LA 70821-9138 Must attach Forms R-1362S and R-1362D PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE. Claimant’s Name DOB (mm/dd/yyyy) Social Security Number Spouse’s Name DOB (mm/dd/yyyy) Spouse’s Social Security Number Mailing Address ■ Check box to indicate address change City State ZIP Resident of Louisiana Since (mm/yyyy) Telephone (Daytime) Location and Description of Destruction Street Address (including apartment number) City ZIP Parish Date of Disaster (mm/dd/yyyy) Name or Description of Disaster Primary Cause of Destruction: Type of Home: ■ Flood ■ Wind ■ Other_________________________ ■ House ■ Apartment/Condo ■ Mobile Home Area(s) of the home that received damage: Total Number of Areas ■ Kitchen ■ Living Room ■ Dining Room ■ Bedroom(s) (how many rooms) ______ that Received Damage ■ Breakfast Area ■ Den ■ Garage/Carport ■ Bathroom(s) (how many rooms) ______ ■ Patio ■ Outdoor Structure ■ Other ______________ 1 Total amount of unreimbursed property loss from Form R-1362S, Line 3, Total Column. $ 2 Total amount of state sales tax requested to be refunded from Form R-1362S, Line 6, Total Column. $ Certified Statement of Natural Disaster Refund Claim The above individual, being duly sworn, deposes and says that the following statement is true and correct, that he is entitled to the refund requested, and that he is not delinquent with the State of Louisiana in the payment of any state taxes. The property described on the schedule was destroyed by a natural disaster in a “natural disaster area” so declared by the President of the United States. I hereby certify: • That the destroyed property was held for personal use at my residence, was not owned by a business, partnership, or corporation, and was not otherwise used by any person for commercial purposes; • That the property was movable, both at the time of its purchase and at the time of its destruction; • That I paid the Louisiana state sales/use tax on my purchase of the destroyed property in the amounts now requested to be refunded, and that the property was not acquired by gift, purchased outside the state, or otherwise without payment by me of the Louisiana sales/use tax; and, • That all expected and actual reimbursements from insurance and other sources have been included. Natural disaster refund claims must be notarized to be processed. Filing or submitting false information or false representation on this refund claim may result in jail time of 5 years and/or fines up to $5,000 under Revised Statute 14:133. SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME THIS _____________________ day of _____________________, ________ year Claimant’s Name (please print) Claimant’s Signature Spouse’s Name (please print) Spouse’s Signature Paid Preparer Name if other than taxpayer (please print) Signature of Paid Preparer Paid Preparer Telephone Number ( ) Notary Name (please print) Notary Signature Notary Number Page 1 of 3 |
Enlarge image | R-1362S (8/16) Natural Disaster Claim for Refund Must be attached to Natural Disaster Claim for Refund of State Calculation of State Sales Tax Refund Due Sales Taxes Paid – Form R-1362 PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE. Claimant’s Name Social Security Number Spouse’s Name Spouse’s Social Security Number Name or Description of Disaster Date of Disaster (mm/dd/yyyy) Location Where Property was Destroyed Street Address City Parish State ZIP Calculation of State Sales Tax Refund Due R-1362D, Column A R-1329D, Column B TOTAL 4% tax rate 5% tax rate (Column A + B) Total cost of destroyed property from attached Form(s) 1 $ $ $ R-1362D 2 Reimbursement of destroyed property Reimbursement from insurance – actual or anticipated 2a ■ Check box if destroyed property was not covered by ($ ) ($ ) ($ ) insurance. Reimbursement from employer or disaster relief agencies ■ Check box if you were denied reimbursement from an 2b employer. ($ ) ($ ) ($ ) ■ Check box if you were denied reimbursement from any disaster relief agencies, including FEMA. Total reimbursement – Add Lines 2a and 2b for Columns A 2c ($ ) ($ ) ($ ) and B. Total unreimbursed property loss – Subtract Line 2C from 3 $ $ $ Line 1 for Columns A and B. 4 State sales tax rate 4% 5% State sales tax computation – Multiply Line 3 by the sales tax 5 $ $ rates found on Line 4 for Columns A and B. Total state sales tax refund requested. Add Line 5, 6 $ Columns A and B. Page 2 of 3 |
Enlarge image | R-1362D (8/16) NATURAL DISASTER CLAIM FOR REFUND Must be attached to Natural Schedule of Tangible Personal Disaster Claim for Refund of State Property Destroyed by a Natural Disaster Sales Taxes Paid – Form R-1362 PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE. Claimant’s Name Social Security Number Spouse’s Name Spouse’s Social Security Number The following are examples of tangible personal property that would be eligible for the state sales tax refund: 1. Furniture, Rugs, Utensils, etc. 2. TV, Camera, Toys, Exercise Equipment, etc. 3. Clothing, Linens, etc. 4. Other Household Items (Books, Decorations, Lawn Mowers, etc.) The following items are not eligible for state sales tax refunds: 1. Food 2. Real immovable property, such as houses, buildings, central heating and cooling systems, lighting fixtures, lavatories, dishwashers, water heaters, hot tubs and spas, and wall-to-wall carpeting. 3. Titled assets such as automobiles or all terrain vehicles (ATV). 4. Boats, water or snow skis, golfing or tennis equipment or other recreation equipment generally used away from the home. To support your claim, attach a copy of the declaration page of your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy and a copy of the insurance adjuster’s report that documents the damage and claim reimbursement amounts. If you did not have insurance, attach all available purchase receipts for the destroyed items and any documentation of reimbursement from FEMA or other disaster relief sources. Attach copies of any letter from insurance copy, FEMA, or other disaster relief agencies showing denial of reimbursement. COLUMN A COLUMN B Date of Original Cost of Property Original cost of Property Description of Property Purchase Purchased PRIOR TO Purchased ON or AFTER Destroyed (mm/dd/yyyy) APRIL 1, 2016 APRIL 1, 2016 Total Property Cost (Total columns A and B.) If more space is needed, additional copies of this form may be used. Page 3 of 3 |