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The CO DR 0122 form is required for all IFTA licensees to report their fuel use and mileage for tax purposes. This guide provides a clear and supportive step-by-step approach to help users fill out the form correctly and efficiently online.
Follow the steps to complete the CO DR 0122 form online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred editing application.
- Begin by entering the total miles traveled during the reporting period on Line 1A. This amount should be rounded to the nearest whole mile, ensuring that both IFTA and non-IFTA jurisdictions are included.
- On Line 1B, input the total gallons of fuel used in the propulsion tank for all qualified vehicles in your fleet. Again, round to the nearest whole gallon.
- Calculate the average miles per gallon by dividing the value from Line 1A by the value from Line 1B. Record this result on Line 1C, rounding to two decimal places.
- Select the appropriate fuel type on Line 2. Remember that a separate form is needed for each type of fuel used.
- In Column 3, list all IFTA jurisdictions where miles were traveled, using the correct jurisdiction abbreviations. Do not include jurisdictions with zero miles.
- Enter the total miles traveled for each jurisdiction in Column 4, rounding to the nearest whole mile. For non-IFTA jurisdictions, enter total miles below the column totals.
- In Column 5, list the taxable miles for each jurisdiction by subtracting any exempt miles covered by a fuel tax trip permit. Ensure no decimals are used.
- Column 7 requires you to enter total tax-paid gallons of fuel for each jurisdiction, rounding as necessary. Only report gallons used, not those remaining in storage.
- List the tax rates for each IFTA jurisdiction in Column 9 as provided in your quarterly tax report correspondence.
- If your report is submitted late, calculate interest in Column 11 based on the guidelines for late submissions.
- Total the amounts from Columns 10 and 11 in Column 12, ensuring to follow any parenthesis rules for credit amounts.
- Sum the values in Column 10 to finalize your tax amount due on Line 13 or enter the credit amount on Line 14 as applicable.
- Complete the penalty and interest calculations on Lines 15 and 16 as necessary, following the guidance for late filings.
- If applicable, total any amounts on Line 17 for refunds or on Line 18 for total remittance due.
- Ensure all entries are accurate, sign, and date the report before final submission.
Complete your CO DR 0122 form online today to ensure timely filing and avoid penalties.
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