When gasoline is lost or destroyed in quantities of seven hundred fifty (750) gallons or more through explosion, fire, collision, storage tank wreckage, wreckage of loading or unloading facilities, such as pumps and lines, or acts of Providence while in storage in this state or while being transported in this state, the owner of such gasoline shall be entitled to tax credit or refund of the tax paid thereon.
The commission shall be notified by the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed within five (5) days after the loss or destruction is discovered. The commission shall make such investigation of the facts and circumstances surrounding such loss or destruction as may be reasonably necessary for the effective administration of this article.
The claim shall be made in the name of the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed and shall be signed by the owner or his authorized agent and filed within three (3) years after the date of loss. All such claims must be accompanied by proof satisfactory to the commission that the gasoline for which credit is claimed was destroyed by or through one of the means set forth in the first paragraph of this section, and in all cases where gasoline alleged to have been destroyed was covered by insurance, the commission shall not approve such claims unless and until the insurer has acknowledged and actually paid the loss.
Upon receipt of the claim, the commission shall determine the amount of refund or tax credit due the claimant and in the case of refund, the amount shall be refunded to the claimant as provided in Section 27-55-19.
If the commission determines that any refund claim shall not be paid, it shall notify the claimant, stating the reason why such claim is disallowed. A claimant may, within thirty (30) days after receipt of written notice of the disallowance of his claims, appeal to the board of review as hereinafter provided in this article.
[From and after July 1, 2010, this section will read:]
When gasoline is lost or destroyed in quantities of seven hundred fifty (750) gallons or more through explosion, fire, collision, storage tank wreckage, wreckage of loading or unloading facilities, such as pumps and lines, or acts of Providence while in storage in this state or while being transported in this state, the owner of such gasoline shall be entitled to tax credit or refund of the tax paid thereon.
The department shall be notified by the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed within five (5) days after the loss or destruction is discovered. The department shall make such investigation of the facts and circumstances surrounding such loss or destruction as may be reasonably necessary for the effective administration of this article.
The claim shall be made in the name of the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed and shall be signed by the owner or his authorized agent and filed within three (3) years after the date of loss. All such claims must be accompanied by proof satisfactory to the department that the gasoline for which credit is claimed was destroyed by or through one of the means set forth in the first paragraph of this section, and in all cases where gasoline alleged to have been destroyed was covered by insurance, the department shall not approve such claims unless and until the insurer has acknowledged and actually paid the loss.
Upon receipt of the claim, the department shall determine the amount of refund or tax credit due the claimant and in the case of refund, the amount shall be refunded to the claimant as provided in Section 27-55-19.
If the department determines that any refund claim shall not be paid, it shall notify the claimant, stating the reason why such claim is disallowed. A claimant may, within sixty (60) days from the date of the written notice of the disallowance of his claims, appeal to the board of review as hereinafter provided in this article.
Sources: Codes, 1942, § 10076-13; Laws, 1969 Ex Sess, ch. 58, § 13; Laws, 1971, ch. 503, § 4; Laws, 1981, ch. 468, § 8; Laws, 1989, ch. 518, § 3; Laws, 2009, ch. 492, § 89, eff from and after July 1, 2010.
When gasoline is lost or destroyed in quantities of seven hundred fifty (750) gallons or more through explosion, fire, collision, storage tank wreckage, wreckage of loading or unloading facilities, such as pumps and lines, or acts of Providence while in storage in this state or while being transported in this state, the owner of such gasoline shall be entitled to tax credit or refund of the tax paid thereon.
The commission shall be notified by the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed within five (5) days after the loss or destruction is discovered. The commission shall make such investigation of the facts and circumstances surrounding such loss or destruction as may be reasonably necessary for the effective administration of this article.
The claim shall be made in the name of the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed and shall be signed by the owner or his authorized agent and filed within three (3) years after the date of loss. All such claims must be accompanied by proof satisfactory to the commission that the gasoline for which credit is claimed was destroyed by or through one of the means set forth in the first paragraph of this section, and in all cases where gasoline alleged to have been destroyed was covered by insurance, the commission shall not approve such claims unless and until the insurer has acknowledged and actually paid the loss.
Upon receipt of the claim, the commission shall determine the amount of refund or tax credit due the claimant and in the case of refund, the amount shall be refunded to the claimant as provided in Section 27-55-19.
If the commission determines that any refund claim shall not be paid, it shall notify the claimant, stating the reason why such claim is disallowed. A claimant may, within thirty (30) days after receipt of written notice of the disallowance of his claims, appeal to the board of review as hereinafter provided in this article.
[From and after July 1, 2010, this section will read:]
When gasoline is lost or destroyed in quantities of seven hundred fifty (750) gallons or more through explosion, fire, collision, storage tank wreckage, wreckage of loading or unloading facilities, such as pumps and lines, or acts of Providence while in storage in this state or while being transported in this state, the owner of such gasoline shall be entitled to tax credit or refund of the tax paid thereon.
The department shall be notified by the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed within five (5) days after the loss or destruction is discovered. The department shall make such investigation of the facts and circumstances surrounding such loss or destruction as may be reasonably necessary for the effective administration of this article.
The claim shall be made in the name of the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed and shall be signed by the owner or his authorized agent and filed within three (3) years after the date of loss. All such claims must be accompanied by proof satisfactory to the department that the gasoline for which credit is claimed was destroyed by or through one of the means set forth in the first paragraph of this section, and in all cases where gasoline alleged to have been destroyed was covered by insurance, the department shall not approve such claims unless and until the insurer has acknowledged and actually paid the loss.
Upon receipt of the claim, the department shall determine the amount of refund or tax credit due the claimant and in the case of refund, the amount shall be refunded to the claimant as provided in Section 27-55-19.
If the department determines that any refund claim shall not be paid, it shall notify the claimant, stating the reason why such claim is disallowed. A claimant may, within sixty (60) days from the date of the written notice of the disallowance of his claims, appeal to the board of review as hereinafter provided in this article.
Sources: Codes, 1942, § 10076-13; Laws, 1969 Ex Sess, ch. 58, § 13; Laws, 1971, ch. 503, § 4; Laws, 1981, ch. 468, § 8; Laws, 1989, ch. 518, § 3; Laws, 2009, ch. 492, § 89, eff from and after July 1, 2010.
When gasoline is lost or destroyed in quantities of seven hundred fifty (750) gallons or more through explosion, fire, collision, storage tank wreckage, wreckage of loading or unloading facilities, such as pumps and lines, or acts of Providence while in storage in this state or while being transported in this state, the owner of such gasoline shall be entitled to tax credit or refund of the tax paid thereon.
The commission shall be notified by the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed within five (5) days after the loss or destruction is discovered. The commission shall make such investigation of the facts and circumstances surrounding such loss or destruction as may be reasonably necessary for the effective administration of this article.
The claim shall be made in the name of the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed and shall be signed by the owner or his authorized agent and filed within three (3) years after the date of loss. All such claims must be accompanied by proof satisfactory to the commission that the gasoline for which credit is claimed was destroyed by or through one of the means set forth in the first paragraph of this section, and in all cases where gasoline alleged to have been destroyed was covered by insurance, the commission shall not approve such claims unless and until the insurer has acknowledged and actually paid the loss.
Upon receipt of the claim, the commission shall determine the amount of refund or tax credit due the claimant and in the case of refund, the amount shall be refunded to the claimant as provided in Section 27-55-19.
If the commission determines that any refund claim shall not be paid, it shall notify the claimant, stating the reason why such claim is disallowed. A claimant may, within thirty (30) days after receipt of written notice of the disallowance of his claims, appeal to the board of review as hereinafter provided in this article.
[From and after July 1, 2010, this section will read:]
When gasoline is lost or destroyed in quantities of seven hundred fifty (750) gallons or more through explosion, fire, collision, storage tank wreckage, wreckage of loading or unloading facilities, such as pumps and lines, or acts of Providence while in storage in this state or while being transported in this state, the owner of such gasoline shall be entitled to tax credit or refund of the tax paid thereon.
The department shall be notified by the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed within five (5) days after the loss or destruction is discovered. The department shall make such investigation of the facts and circumstances surrounding such loss or destruction as may be reasonably necessary for the effective administration of this article.
The claim shall be made in the name of the owner of gasoline lost or destroyed and shall be signed by the owner or his authorized agent and filed within three (3) years after the date of loss. All such claims must be accompanied by proof satisfactory to the department that the gasoline for which credit is claimed was destroyed by or through one of the means set forth in the first paragraph of this section, and in all cases where gasoline alleged to have been destroyed was covered by insurance, the department shall not approve such claims unless and until the insurer has acknowledged and actually paid the loss.
Upon receipt of the claim, the department shall determine the amount of refund or tax credit due the claimant and in the case of refund, the amount shall be refunded to the claimant as provided in Section 27-55-19.
If the department determines that any refund claim shall not be paid, it shall notify the claimant, stating the reason why such claim is disallowed. A claimant may, within sixty (60) days from the date of the written notice of the disallowance of his claims, appeal to the board of review as hereinafter provided in this article.
Sources: Codes, 1942, § 10076-13; Laws, 1969 Ex Sess, ch. 58, § 13; Laws, 1971, ch. 503, § 4; Laws, 1981, ch. 468, § 8; Laws, 1989, ch. 518, § 3; Laws, 2009, ch. 492, § 89, eff from and after July 1, 2010.
