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The document CT-241 is a form from the Department of Taxation and Finance for claiming the Clean Heating Fuel Credit under New York Tax Law. It outlines the necessary information and calculations required for filers, including details on eligible bioheating fuel purchases, credit amounts, and how to report these credits on tax forms. The document also includes sections for partnerships and instructions for calculating credits used, refunded, or carried over to future tax periods.

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Begin by entering the tax period at the top of the form, specifying both the beginning and ending dates.
Fill in your legal name and employer identification number (EIN) in the designated fields.
In Part 1, compute your clean heating fuel credit. Start with the purchase date, then enter the gallons of bioheating fuel eligible for credit.
Next, input the percentage of biodiesel per gallon as a decimal. Multiply this by the gallons entered to find your total credit amount.
Proceed to Part 2 to calculate any credits used or refunded. Fill in tax due before credits and any prior credits claimed.
Complete Part 3 if applicable, providing partnership information if you received credits from partnerships.

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