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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the alaska instructions oil cost latest in the editor.
- Select the 'O&G Prod Mth' account and navigate to the 'Returns' tab. Choose the 'Oil and Gas Prod Cost Forecast' return.
- Complete the taxpayer information section by entering the contact details of the person responsible for queries regarding the forecast. The company name, ID, and address should auto-populate.
- For projected operating expenditures, click 'Add an operating unit', select the region and unit name. If it doesn't auto-populate, enter under 'Non-Unitized Production'. Input projected costs in whole dollars for five years starting from the current calendar year for spring forecasts.
- Repeat step 4 for projected capital expenditures, ensuring you include all operating costs for units with multiple owners.
- Upload any necessary supporting documentation related to communications with working interest owners.
- Review all entered information for accuracy, then click 'Submit' and e-sign using your Revenue Online password.
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