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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.
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