Convention

Forms & Publications

Membership - Please contact our office for a membership form

Registration

  • Stage II Seminars 4 times a year
  • Annual Convention - see below

Merchandise

  • Gas Theft Decal Order Form
  • Gas Tax Decal Order Form
  • LSD / ULSD / Off Road Diesel Decal Order Form

NORA

  • NORA Dealers Information Conserve Brochures Order Form

Annual Convention - April 15 & 16, 2008

  • Attendee Registration Form (2008 posted when available)
  • Schedule of Events (2008 posted when available)
  • List of Exhibitors & Convention Floor Map (2008 posted when available)
  • Exhibitor Booth Reservation Form (2008 posted when available)
  • Exhibitor Booth Service Form (to reserve electricity, water, etc.) (2008 posted when available)
  • Exhibitor Badge Registration Form (2008 posted when available)

Taxes

  • Form 8849 Schedule 1 & Form 8849 Schedule 2

    This week, the IRS released long-awaited revisions to Form 8849, which marketers and others use to claim excise tax refunds. Specifically, Schedules 1 and 2 have been revised to reflect changes brought about when Congress passed the Highway Bill on July 29, 2005. Also, both schedules reflect the change in refund amounts resulting from expansion of the LUST tax. Effective October 1, 2005, the LUST tax is no longer refundable. Thus, the maximum refunds are now $.183/gallon for gasoline and $.243/gallon on diesel and kerosene.

    Schedule 1 is for user claims and will be used by farmers to file excise tax refunds on diesel and kerosene used off-road. Farmers who do not use dyed fuel (diesel and non-aviation kerosene) for tax exempt use must file their own claims on Schedule 1 for purchases after September 30, 2005. In addition to farmers, other non-taxable users such as road builders, mining, timber and other off-highway businesses can use this schedule to claim their refunds. Certain reduced tax users such as buses and airlines can also use this form to get their refunds if the have not waived the right to their vendors.

    Schedule 2 is for vendor claims. It incorporates the new provision that applies as of January 1, 2006, to credit card sales of gasoline and diesel to exempt consumers (such as state and local governments). Under the new rule applicable to credit card sales, the party who extends the credit to the exempt entity is considered the ultimate vendor. Schedule 2 also encompasses the major changes that have been made to the aviation kerosene rules effective October 1, 2005. Mark eters would primarily be involved in claiming refunds for sales of fuel for non-commercial aviation, and those procedures are included on Schedule 2. Also, claims involving sales to agricultural aviators

  • Dept. of Revenue Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Information (March 2006)

Employment Forms