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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

138.341 Refund of tax on fuel used in aircraft -- Bond -- Assignment of right to

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receive refund.
(1)When gasoline or special fuel on which the tax has been paid pursuant to the
provisions of KRS 138.210 to 138.340 has been used for the purpose of operating
any aircraft engaged in the transportation of persons or property, the purchaser of
the liquid fuel so used shall be reimbursed for the tax paid. No tax shall be refunded
except that paid upon the fuel used exclusively in aircraft motors.
(2)No person shall be entitled to a refund hereunder unless he shall have first filed with
the Department of Revenue a bond with approved surety in an amount of not less
than one hundred dollars ($100) nor more than one thousand dollars ($1,000) to be
determined by the Department of Revenue, conditioned upon faithful compliance
with this section and KRS 138.342 and upon the payment to the Commonwealth of
any refunds to which he was not entitled.
(3)The right to receive any refund pursuant to subsection
(1)of this section shall be
assignable by the purchaser to the seller of the gasoline or special fuel if the seller
has posted a bond with the department and the aviation gasoline or special fuel
purchased by the assignor is delivered directly into the fuel tank of aircraft owned or
operated by him or his authorized agent. Any assignment shall be evidenced by
noting upon the face and all copies of the retail sale invoice the following: "TAX
REFUND ASSIGNED TO SELLER. Signed: (Purchaser or Agent.)"
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