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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 105 — Taxation

§ 105-449.99. Returns and discounts of importers.

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§ 105-449.99. Returns and discounts of importers.
(a)Return. - A monthly return of a bonded importer, an occasional importer, or a tank wagon importer must contain the following information concerning motor fuel imported during the period covered by the return:
(1)The number of gallons of imported motor fuel acquired from a supplier that collected the excise tax due this State on the fuel.
(2)The number of gallons of imported motor fuel acquired from a supplier that did not collect the excise tax due this State on the fuel, listed by source state, supplier, and terminal.
(3)The import authorization number of each import that is reported under subdivision
(2)of this subsection and was removed from a terminal.
(4)For an occasional importer or a tank wagon importer, the number of gallons of imported motor fuel acquired from a bulk plant, listed by bulk plant.
(b)Discounts. - An importer may not deduct an administrative discount from the amount remitted with a return. An importer that imports motor fuel received from an elective supplier or a permissive supplier may deduct the percentage discount allowed by G.S. 105-449.93(b) when remitting tax to the supplier, as trustee, for payment to the State. An importer that imports motor fuel received from a supplier that is not an elective supplier or a permissive supplier may not deduct the percentage discount allowed by G.S. 105-449.93(b) when filing a return for the tax due. (1995, c. 390, s. 3.)
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