2013 4136 form-2025

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Form 4136 is a document from the Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, used to claim credits for federal tax paid on various fuels. It outlines different types of nontaxable uses for gasoline, aviation gasoline, undyed diesel fuel, and kerosene, along with their respective credit rates and requirements. The form also includes sections for biodiesel and renewable diesel mixture credits, alternative fuel credits, and other specific fuel-related claims. Taxpayers must provide necessary certifications and details about their fuel purchases to claim these credits.

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How does the fuel tax credit work?

The Fuel Tax Credit allows businesses to reduce their taxable income dollar for dollar based on using specific types of fuel costs. This credit is only available to some individuals, as it is limited to off-highway business use and a strictly defined selection of uses.

How do I calculate fuel tax credits?

Work out how much fuel (liquid or gaseous) you acquired for each business activity. Use the rate that applied when you acquired the fuel. Multiply the eligible quantity of fuel by the relevant fuel tax credit rate (Step 1 x Step 2). You must divide the result by 100 to convert it into dollars.

How to fill out form 4136 fuel tax credit?

Enter your name, Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), and other identifying information at the top of the form. Summarize the total credits claimed for all fuel types and uses. Enter detailed information for each type of fuel credit claimed, including gallons used and credit amounts.

How to add fuel credit?

The one most familiar to taxpayers is probably the federal gas tax18.3 cents/gallon as of 2024which pays for road projects across the country. Certain uses of fuels are untaxed, however, and fuel users can get a credit for the taxes theyve paid by filing Form 4136.