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Treasury Form 4136 (Schedule A) is a Business Activity Report used to claim credit for federal tax paid on fuels. This form attaches to Form 4136 and requires reporting the fuel usage details.
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Treasury Form 4136 (Schedule A) is a Business Activity Report used to claim credit for federal tax paid on fuels. This form attaches to Form 4136 and requires reporting the fuel usage details.
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This form allows businesses to prove they paid federal taxes on fuels they used. By filling it out, filers document what type of fuel was purchased, how much was bought, and for what business purpose. This documentation helps claim a credit back against their overall tax liability.
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Selling dyed diesel fuel
This form details the specific credit rate and gallon amounts for reporting sales of dyed diesel fuel.
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Nontaxable Use of Diesel Fuel (Form 4136)
Selling kerosene in aviation
This section is required when selling kerosene specifically intended for use in aviation, provided the vendor is registered.
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Sales by Registered Ultimate Vendors of Kerosene for Use in Aviation (Form 4136)
Claiming credit for dyed fuel exports
Use this to report specific credits related to fuels that are exported and have been dyed.
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Exported Dyed Fuels and Exported Gasoline Blendstocks (Form 4136)
The source does not state a specific filing deadline, but the form itself is dated December 2025. The declaration made by the signer must be true to the best of their knowledge when filed with the accompanying return.
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Business Activity Report
Name, EIN (if applicable), Business name (if applicable) · Form 4136 header
Fuel Use Details
Type of use, Rate, Qualified gallons, Actual fuel cost, Amount of credit, CRN · Lines 1 through 16
Diesel Fuel Certification
Visible evidence of dye status · Line 3 certification block
Kerosene Certification
Visible evidence of dye status · Line 4 certification block
Vendor Registration
Registration No. · Lines 7 & 8 (depending on fuel type)
Total Credit Calculation
Sum of column (e) from lines 1 through 16 · Line 17
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General Info
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Full legal name and taxpayer identification number (SSN or EIN).
Current mailing address.
Details
2 items
Complete all applicable sections of this form according to the official IRS instructions.
Enter the relevant dollar amount if this form involves tax calculation.
Certification
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Read and acknowledge any certifications required by this form.
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Sign and date. Unsigned forms cannot be processed.
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Fillable formOpen in Editor->The current edition is December 2025, and the document was created on November 3, 2025. The source does not indicate any changes from a previous revision.
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What do I enter in 'Principal Business Activity Code'?
This field requires information about the equipment for which most of the fuel was used by this business.
How do I know if my fuel use qualifies for a reduced credit rate?
A reduced credit rate applies specifically to Nontaxable Use when the fuel is used in certain intercity and local buses (Type of use 5).
When claiming sales as a Registered Ultimate Vendor, what must be true about the sale?
The diesel fuel sold by a Registered Ultimate Vendor must have been sold at a tax-excluded price, or the amount of tax repaid to the buyer, or written consent from the buyer.
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This form allows businesses to prove they paid federal taxes on fuels they used. By filling it out, filers document what type of fuel was purchased, how much was bought, and for what business purpose. This documentation helps claim a credit back against their overall tax liability.
The filer must be the entity that is making claims regarding the federal tax paid on fuels. The information provided relates to the equipment or business operations of the taxpayer.
The form collects identifying data such as Name, Taxpayer identification number, and Business name. It details fuel usage across several sections, including Nontaxable Use of Gasoline (lines 1a-1f) and Sales by Registered Ultimate Vendors of Undyed Diesel Fuel (lines 6a-6f).
The source does not state a specific filing deadline, but the form is dated December 2025.
The routing instructions are not explicitly detailed on Form 4136; however, the document indicates it attaches to Form 4136. The Paperwork Reduction Act Notice directs users to separate instructions for filing location.
First, the filer must provide identifying details like Name and EIN at the top of Form 4136. Next, fuel usage is itemized across various tables (e.g., Nontaxable Use of Gasoline). Finally, the form requires a declaration by the person(s) signing it under penalty of perjury.
Signers declare under penalty of perjury that the return and accompanying schedules, statements, and any other attachments are true, correct, and complete. Failure to do so means the reported amounts and credits claimed on Form 4136 may be deemed false.
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