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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Ohio Motor Fuel Tax Refund Claim for Transit Buses in the editor.
Begin by entering the refund period, specifying both the date of the first invoice and the last invoice. Remember, this claim must be filed within 365 days.
Fill in your personal details: name of claimant, company ID (FEIN/SSN), email, address, city, state, and ZIP code. If your address has changed, check the update box.
Proceed to the inventory section. Enter your opening inventory of tax-paid motor vehicle fuel, total gallons purchased during the period, and closing inventory. Calculate total gallons available by adding line 1 and line 2 then subtracting line 3.
In the usage section, detail how much fuel was sold to others and consumed in various capacities. Ensure you accurately report gallons consumed in qualified transit buses for a potential refund.
Complete any applicable sales tax information if some fuel is exempt from sales tax. Provide reasons for exemptions where necessary.
Finally, sign and date the perjury statement at Section C before submitting your claim to ensure compliance.
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