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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Mineral Revenues form in the editor.
- Enter your 10-digit Louisiana Tax Number in the Tax ID field. This is essential for identification.
- Input your producer or transporter code in the Severance Account Number field, ensuring it is padded with leading zeros if necessary.
- Specify the Taxable Period for which you are reporting. Remember, each period must be reported separately; click on 'Change Tax Period' to add new periods.
- Fill in the Parish where production occurred and provide the corresponding Field code assigned by the Louisiana Office of Conservation.
- Complete all relevant fields such as Producer Code, Lease Code, and Conservation Well Serial Number, ensuring accuracy for tax calculations.
- Enter Gross Production Barrels and Disposition Barrels, making sure these figures match your Office of Conservation’s OGP Report.
- Review all entries carefully before clicking 'Submit Return'. Ensure that you select 'View the DNR Validation Report' to check for any errors before submission.
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