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Taxpayers who are required to obtain a "G" registration under the reinstated Superfund Tax are impacted by recent IRS guidance on registration for certain Form 637.
WebinarJoin Weaver’s tax professional for a discussion and overview of motor fuels tax.
The Internal Revenue Services (IRS) issued an initial list of 101 chemicals subject to the recently reinstated Superfund excise tax under IRC Section 4661 and Section 4671.
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which President Biden signed into law on November 15, 2021, reinstates Superfund excise taxes on the sale and import of certain chemicals as part of the law’s revenue raising provisions.
The Alabama Department of Revenue issued three executive orders to ease the availability of automobile fuel after Hurricane Ida.
The recently passed $1 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act includes a proposal to reinstate Superfund excise taxes on the sale and import of certain chemicals as an offset to the bill’s spending provisions.
A recent appeals court decision affirmed that butane is not an alternative fuel and that a mixture of butane and gasoline does not qualify for the alternative fuel mixture tax credit under IRC Section 6426(e).