KENTUCKY
INTRASTATE TAX (KIT) INSTRUCTIONS |
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PLEASE READ BEFORE COMPLETING TAX RETURN Carriers are to report every vehicle operated upon the public Highways of this state having a gross weight in excess of 26,000 lbs. or 3 or more axles regardless of weight, excluding farm licensed vehicles. (Include miles traveled loaded or empty). QUARTERS are as follows:
When reporting for a quarter, all miles & fuel consumed (used) within the months involved in the quarter need to be included. Make certain all pre-printed information
on tax return is correct. (KIT NO., QUARTER END, NAME & ADDRESS).
Address Change - For name or address change. Ceased Operations - If business closed, leased onto another company, or business is on hold for an extended period of time. This keeps company from having to file tax returns quarterly if no operations are occurring for a long period of time. To compute the individual lines on the KIT tax return. Line 1. – All miles loaded or empty on highways (paved) and off road miles, (miles that are not run on a public highway are considered off-road), with the exception of farm tags. Example: 10,000 miles. Line 2. - Total amount of fuel consumed. Line 3. - Average miles per gallon, take Line 1 & divide by Line 2. Example: 10,000 miles / 2,000 gallons = 5 mpg. Line 4. - Report only taxable miles operated in KY, excluding any miles run off-road (miles that are not run on a public highway are considered off-road). Cannot be greater than Line 1. Example: 10,000 total miles – 3,000 off-road miles = 7,000 taxable miles. Line 5. - Report taxable gallons of fuel consumed (used) on KY public Highways. Take Line 4 (miles) & divide by Line 3 (gallons). If greater than Line 2 list the amount on Line 2 here. (Cannot be greater than line 2.) Example: 7,000 taxable miles / 5 mpg = 1,400 taxable gallons of fuel consumed in KY for the quarter. Line 6. - Tax Due is based on taxable gallons of fuel consumed (used) in KY for the quarter. Enter gallons for gasoline on 6a and/or special fuel on 6b. Combined gallons for lines 6a and 6b must equal Line 5.
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7. - Claim credit for tax paid on fuel purchased in KY. Company
can only claim consumed (used) fuel that has been purchased in KY. Can’t
exceed figures on Line 2 of tax return. Line 7C cannot exceed
Line 2. Example: 1,000 total gallons of gasoline x .183 tax rate = $183.00 tax credit. 7B. – Tax paid on special fuels (Diesel, Kerosene & CNG(Compressed Natural Gas)) used in KY in taxable units (vehicles). Take Line 2 or total gallons & multiply by tax rate to get tax paid credit. Example: 1,000 total gallons of diesel x .153 tax rate = $153.00 tax credit. 7C. - Add Lines 7A & 7B to get total tax credit. If you have both gasoline & special fuels consumed (7A & 7B) then combined should not exceed Line 2 total gallons. (Total amount of fuel purchased.) Example: $183.00 gasoline tax credit + $153.00 diesel tax credit = $336.00 total tax credit. Line 8. - Remaining tax due. If Line 6 is greater than Line 7C, enter the difference. Example: $307.20 (Line 6C) is not greater than $336.00 (Line 7C), therefore this line is zero. Line 9. - Credit Due.
If Line 7C is greater than Line 6 enter the difference. If tax return
calculates a credit on this line then tax return is complete at this point.
Line 10. - Previous credit
will show on this line on pre-printed forms. Credit can be a combined
total from up to eight previous quarters. If continuously receiving a
credit from quarter to quarter then a refund can be requested in writing. Example above does not apply to this line. Line 12. - Penalty & Interest. If
filed after return due date then penalty & interest is assessed. Example: $50.00 net tax due x 10% penalty = $5.00 total penalty owed. Interest - Take Line 11 without penalty added and multiply the interest rate. The figure computed from this is Per Annum (per year, 12 months). Then take that figure and divide by 12 (12 months in a year). Take that figure and multiply by the number of months the tax return is late, which will give you total interest owed. (Example: quarter end 3/31/07 is due 4/30/07, late filed date is 7/20/07, which would make the tax return 3 months late.) Example: $50.00 net tax due x 8% interest Per Annum (per
year) = $4.00 Line 13. - Total liability. Add Line 11 & Line 12. Pay this amount if applicable. Example: $50.00 net tax due + $5.00 penalty + $.99 interest = $55.99 total liability.
NOTE:
Please make sure return is signed, dated, and include phone number. Please
write KIT# and quarter on check and remove stub. 05/17/2007 |