2018 FL DR-309634N-2026

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The document provides detailed instructions for licensed local government users in Florida on how to file the Diesel Fuel Tax Return for the years 2017 and 2018. It outlines who must file, the due dates for returns and payments, penalties for late submissions, and specific reporting requirements for various types of fuel including gasoline, undyed diesel, dyed diesel, biodiesel, and ethanol blends. The document also includes guidelines for electronic filing, supplemental returns, tax credit rates, and necessary schedules to support reported transactions.

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Begin by entering your local government user information, including the name and FEIN. This is essential for proper identification.
Proceed to Part I for gasoline. Report your beginning physical inventory on Line 1, ensuring it matches the previous month's ending inventory.
In Line 2, input total gallons received during the reporting period. Make sure to differentiate between tax-paid and tax-unpaid fuel.
For disbursements in Line 3, report gallons sold or used, categorizing them as off-highway or on-highway use as applicable.
Complete Part II for diesel by following similar steps: report beginning inventory, receipts, and disbursements accurately.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before submitting your return electronically through our platform.

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Does the Florida Department of Revenue accept electronic signatures?

The Florida Department of Revenue (Department) accepts electronic digital signatures, as they have the same force and effect as a written signature under Florida law.

What is the phone number for the Florida Department of Revenue?

Call 850-488-6800 to request a form.

What is the tax package in Florida?

The tax relief package permanently eliminates the Business Rent Tax, in addition to providing traditional and new sales tax holidays to help Floridians keep more money in their pockets. The tax package includes: The repeal of the states Business Rent Tax, saving Florida businesses $1.6 billion.

How to file an amended sales tax return in Florida?

The quickest way to file an amended return is online. Visit floridarevenue.com to submit your amended return electronically and pay any additional tax due or report an overpayment. If you choose to file an amended return by mail, you will need a blank return from the Department.

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