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The document outlines the requirements for filing an Oil Assessment Rendition with the County Appraiser in Kansas by April 1. It includes sections for property identification, lease data, production data, gross reserve calculations, and itemized equipment. The form must be completed accurately to ensure compliance with state tax laws regarding personal property taxation of oil and gas interests.

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Begin by filling out Section I, which requires the location of the property. Enter your Operator ID#, County ID#, and Well API#(s) along with the property description.
Proceed to Section II for Lease Data. Here, you will need to provide details about producing and non-producing wells, including their types and production data.
In Section IV, input your production data for each month of the previous year. Ensure that you include both oil and gas production figures.
Complete Section VI by calculating your gross reserve value based on the provided formulas. Make sure to include all necessary deductions and allowances.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before signing and certifying the form at the bottom. Attach any required additional pages as specified.

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How is severance tax calculated?

Severance Pay FAQs Severance pay is taxed similarly to regular income. In the U.S., employers typically withhold federal income tax at a flat rate of 22% for severance payments. However, if the severance is combined with regular wages, it may be taxed at the individuals normal rate, which could be higher.

How is severance pay taxed in Kansas?

Severance pay is a form of compensation and is considered earnings subject to the earnings tax.

What is the severance tax rate for oil and gas in Kansas?

The rate of such tax shall be 8% of the gross value of all oil or gas severed from the earth or water in this state and subject to the tax imposed under this act.

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