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IRS Form 8849 (Schedule 2) is used to claim a refund for sales of undyed diesel fuel, kerosene, gasoline, or aviation gasoline by Registered Ultimate Vendors. A specific fact noted is that a claim must be filed by the last day of the first quarter following the earliest quarter included in the claim.
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IRS Form 8849 (Schedule 2) is used to claim a refund for sales of undyed diesel fuel, kerosene, gasoline, or aviation gasoline by Registered Ultimate Vendors. A specific fact noted is that a claim must be filed by the last day of the first quarter following the earliest quarter included in the claim.
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This form allows registered vendors who sell certain types of fuel to ask the IRS for money back on their sales. It details exactly how much was sold, where it went, and what type of fuel it is. This helps the vendor receive a refund for excise taxes paid.
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Ultimate vendor sells undyed diesel fuel for lines 1a or 3d/3e (type of use 14)
This is the primary claim type for diesel fuel.
✓ Check line 1a requirements.
Ultimate vendor sells kerosene for line 2b (blocked pump sale)
This specific designation applies when selling kerosene from a blocked pump.
✓ Ensure line 2b details match the required statement.
Claim involves sales to a nonprofit educational organization or governmental unit
These lines detail sales to specific entities other than general government units listed on page 3.
✓ Verify the Taxpayer Identification No. for each entity.
The general deadline requires filing by the last day of the first quarter after the earliest quarter included in the claim. For instance, kerosene sold Sept/Oct must be filed by December 31. The source does not specify an extension period for this form.
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Line 1a/2a
Required certificate from the buyer · Line instructions on Page 1
Line 1b/2c
Unexpired waiver provided by the buyer · Line instructions on Page 1
Page 3 (Government Unit)
Taxpayer Identification No., Name, Gallons sold · Section for Governmental Units
Page 4 (Total Refund)
Sum of column (c) amounts from the schedule · Top box on Page 4
Line 3d/3e for Type of Use 14
Unexpired waiver provided by buyer · Reminders section on Page 4
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Entity Info
1 items
Name and taxpayer ID of the entity claiming the credit.
Credit Info
1 items
Type of credit or incentive being claimed.
Calculation
2 items
The base amount used to calculate the credit.
Calculated credit amount after applying formulas and limitations.
Certification
1 items
Detailed breakdown supporting the credit calculation.
Signatures
1 items
Sign and date the form.
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Which line requires specific government unit information?
Line 6 on page 3 must be completed if making a claim on lines 1a or 2a.
→ Check the instruction for those lines to confirm.
When do I need to complete the Nonprofit/Government Unit Information section (page 3)?
Complete it if filing claims on line 4a, 4b, 5a, or 5b.
→ Verify which specific lines trigger this requirement.
What is the deadline for claiming my refund?
The claim must be filed by the last day of the first quarter following the earliest quarter included in the claim (e.g., Sept/Oct sales claimed by Dec 31).
→ Confirm the start date of your income tax year to set the exact filing date.
What is required for a UV vendor claiming on line 2a?
The vendor must complete Line 6, Government Unit Information, for each governmental unit and list the number of gallons sold.
→ Ensure all necessary government units are listed on page 3.
Do I need to fill out everything if I am a UP vendor?
A UP vendor only needs to complete line 2b, but UV vendors must also complete lines 1a, 2a, 4a, 4b, 5a, and 5b.
→ Review the specific completion requirements for your vendor type.
Where do I find the list of required certificates/waivers?
The required certificates or waivers are listed in the line instructions and are available in Pub. 510.
→ Check Publication 510 to see which document applies to your claim.
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This form allows registered vendors who sell certain types of fuel to ask the IRS for money back on their sales. It details exactly how much was sold, where it went, and what type of fuel it is. This helps the vendor receive a refund for excise taxes paid.
The filer must be a Registered Ultimate Vendor (UV, UB, UP, or UA), depending on the specific fuel sold and use.
The form collects details such as Total Refund amounts, Registration Number, Government Unit information (for lines 1a/2a/3d/3e), and Nonprofit Educational Organization/Governmental Unit information for gallons sold.
The claim must be filed by the last day of the first quarter following the earliest quarter of the claimant’s income tax year included in the claim. For example, a calendar-year claimant's claim for kerosene sold during September and October must be filed by December 31.
The form is attached to Form 8849 and should be mailed to the IRS at the address listed under Where To File in the Form 8849 instructions. The filing envelope must state "Registered Ultimate Vendor Claim."
The vendor completes specific lines based on their status (UV, UB, UP, or UA). For claims on lines 3d/3e (type of use 14), Line 6 must be completed for each governmental unit. The form is attached to Form 8849 before mailing.
If requirements are not met, the claimant must refer to Annual Claims under Additional Information for Schedules 1, 2, and 3 in the Form 8849 instructions.
Line 6 on page 3 must be completed if making a claim on lines 1a or 2a. Check the instruction for those lines to confirm.
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