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How to fill out the Missouri Monthly Tire & Battery Fee Return Form online
This guide offers a clear and supportive overview of how to complete the Missouri Monthly Tire & Battery Fee Return Form online. Whether you have prior experience or are new to this process, following these steps will help ensure your submission is accurate and timely.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the form online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Missouri Monthly Tire & Battery Fee Return Form and open it for editing.
- Enter your business name in the designated field, ensuring that the information is accurate and current.
- Fill in your street address, city, state, and zip code. This will help to identify your business location.
- Report the total number of tires sold during the reporting period in Line 1A. If no tires were sold, enter zero '0'.
- If applicable, indicate any adjustments to the total number of tires sold in Line 1B, using a plus (+) or minus (–) sign.
- Calculate the total number of tires sold in Line 1C by adding or subtracting adjustments from Line 1A.
- Repeat this process for lead-acid batteries. Enter the number of batteries sold in Line 2A, adjustments in Line 2B, and calculate the total in Line 2C.
- Summarize the totals by calculating the total of Line 1C and Line 2C in Line 3.
- Refer to the fee rate and enter it in Line 4. This is necessary for calculating the total fees.
- Calculate your total tire and battery fee in Line 5 by multiplying the total from Line 3 by the fee rate in Line 4.
- Determine your collection deduction in Line 6, which is six percent (6%) of the total fees calculated in Line 5.
- Compute the total fees due in Line 7 by subtracting the collection deduction from the total tire and battery fee.
- If applicable, add any additional fees for failure to file in Line 8 and compute interest in Line 9 for late payments.
- Enter any approved credit in Line 10 and then calculate the total amount to pay in Line 11 by summing Lines 7, 8, and 9, then subtracting Line 10.
- Finally, sign and date the return. If this is your final return, indicate the close date in the provided box.
- Review all entries for accuracy, and then save the changes, download, print, or share the completed form as needed.
Complete your Missouri Monthly Tire & Battery Fee Return Form online today for a hassle-free filing experience.
The core charge is included in the Applicant's gross receipts and is subject to sales tax. If the core charge is refunded to the customer, Applicant should refund the sales tax on the amount returned to the customer. Applicant's gross receipts are reduced by the amount of the core charge refunded to the customer.
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