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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin with Line 1. For each in-state oil refinery, enter the name in Column A. This identifies the refinery for which you are claiming a credit.
- In Column B, input the total amount of qualified expenditures incurred in Alaska during this tax year. Ensure accuracy as this will affect your credit calculation.
- For Column C, enter the lesser of the amount from Column B or $25,000,000. This cap is crucial for determining your eligible credit.
- Multiply the amount in Column C by 40% and record this result in Column D. This is your calculated credit for that refinery.
- Finally, sum all amounts from Column D on Line 2 and transfer this total to Form 6300, line 16. Remember that you cannot claim both a credit and a deduction for the same expenditures.
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