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IRS Form 8933 (Schedule B) is used to certify disposal operator information for the Department of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service. It attaches to Form 8933, and one specific fact noted is that it governs a revision date of December 2025.
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IRS Form 8933 (Schedule B) is used to certify disposal operator information for the Department of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service. It attaches to Form 8933, and one specific fact noted is that it governs a revision date of December 2025.
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This form certifies details about companies involved in geological carbon dioxide disposal. Filers use it to report who owns the site, who operates it, and what quantity of qualified carbon oxide was used and stored. It ensures this data matches reports filed with the EPA under the applicable MRV plan.
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Reporting non-qualified oxide suppliers
This form details the metric tons delivered and stored by each supplier.
✓ Check line 10 for required data points
Listing site owners/operators only
Use this when you need to summarize ownership and operator identification without detailed supply metrics.
✓ Check lines 1-5a for summary fields
Attesting figures match EPA filings
This form requires explicit attestation that the carbon oxide figures align with applicable EPA MRV plans.
✓ Check line 7 or line 11 checkbox
The information provided must relate to events that occurred 'during the tax year.' The source does not state a specific filing deadline date or day-count window, but this schedule attaches directly to Form 8933.
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Part I, Line 1 (Owner Info)
Name(s), Address, EIN, Operating interest (%) · Part I
Part II, Line 3 & 4 (Operator Info)
Operator's Name and EIN; Other company names/purpose · Part II
Part III, Line 10(a) (Owner/Supplier Link)
Linking the specific site owner to each individual carbon oxide supplier. · Part III
Line 7 Checkbox
Declaration that figures match EPA MRV plan and subpart RR. · Part II
Part III, Line 10(j) & (m) Totals
Total metric tons delivered/stored across all suppliers. · Part III
Line 8 Attachment
Copy of approved MRV plan OR URL where it can be viewed on the EPA website. · Part II
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Entity Info
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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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What must be listed for each owner in Part I?
The form requires providing information about each owner of the geological disposal site during the tax year.
→ Ensure you list Name(s), Address, EIN, and Operating interest (%) for every owner.
Where does the MRV plan go?
Line 8 requires attaching a copy of the approved MRV plan or providing its URL on the EPA website.
→ Verify that the attached document matches the one referenced in Part II.
What do lines 10(b), (d), and (f) represent?
These lines require metric tons delivered from specific suppliers (A, B, C).
→ Check these against the corresponding stored tonnage on lines (c), (e), and (g) for each supplier.
How is the total qualified carbon oxide calculated in Part III?
Line 10(iv) provides the Total qualified carbon oxide from all suppliers.
→ This total should match the sum of columns (b), (d), and (f).
What information must be listed for a single supplier in Part III?
The form requires listing the Qualified carbon oxide supplier, EIN, Name and location of capture facility, IRS-issued registration number, and EPA’s e-GGRT ID (if any) (Lines 9(i)-(v)).
→ Ensure you check if that supplier supplied any nonqualified carbon oxide on Line 9(vi).
What is the difference between 'delivered' and 'stored'?
Lines 10(b), (d), (f) are Metric tons delivered, while lines 10(c), (e), (g) are Metric tons stored.
→ The total metric tons for all carbon oxide suppliers (Line 10(vi)) is the sum of all delivered and stored amounts across all suppliers.
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This form certifies details about companies involved in geological carbon dioxide disposal. Filers use it to report who owns the site, who operates it, and what quantity of qualified carbon oxide was used and stored. It ensures this data matches reports filed with the EPA under the applicable MRV plan.
The filer must provide information about each owner(s) of the geological disposal site during the tax year on Form 8933 (Schedule B).
Part I provides details about the site's owners, including their EIN and operating interest percentage. Part II lists the name, location, and operator information for the geological disposal site itself.
The source does not specify a filing deadline; rather, it requires providing information 'during the tax year.'
The form attaches to Form 8933. Instructions are available at www.irs.gov/Form8933 for routing guidance.
First, fill out Part I to detail each site owner. Next, complete Part II with details about the disposal site and its operator. Finally, in Part III, list all qualified carbon oxide suppliers and provide the corresponding delivery/storage totals on Line 10 before signing.
While no specific penalty is listed on this schedule, failure to attest that all information conforms to applicable EPA filings (Line 11) means the figures may not align with required documentation.
The form requires providing information about each owner of the geological disposal site during the tax year. Ensure you list Name(s), Address, EIN, and Operating interest (%) for every owner.
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