Connecticut fuel tax 2025

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Form AU-724 is a Motor Vehicle Fuels Tax Refund Claim for the State of Connecticut, specifically for fuel used in off-highway, marine, governmental, school bus, and waste hauling applications during the calendar year 2020. Claims must be submitted by May 31, 2021, and require detailed information about fuel purchases and usage. The form includes sections for computation of net refund and schedules for reporting fuel purchases and nontaxable use. It outlines necessary instructions for completion to ensure proper processing.

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Connecticut fuel tax 2025

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