Arizona Form 313 - 2001 Alternative Fuel Vehicle (Afv) Credit Instructions Page 2

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The taxpayer was unable to meet the above requirements
include the total refund, regardless if you choose a lump
due to circumstances that would make the requirement
sum, 2 annual installments or 3 annual installments.
unfair or inequitable to the taxpayer; and
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2.
The taxpayer acted in good faith and intended to
primarily propel the vehicle with alternative fuel.
When you claim a credit on Form 313, you must attach a copy of
the notice, affidavit or AFV verification received from the
See Department of Revenue general tax procedure, GTP 01-02
Arizona Department of Commerce/Department of Revenue.
for more information about equitable relief.
You may apply for equitable relief when you claim the
Treatment of Prior Year AFV Credits
credit.
Use Form AFV-RR, Request for Relief From
If you have a carryover from taxable years beginning before
Alternative Fuel Vehicle Requirements, to apply for
January 1, 2000, you may continue to use any allowable
equitable relief. If you apply for equitable relief when you
carryover from those credits for a period of up to 5
claim the credit, attach your equitable relief request to your
consecutive taxable years from the taxable year in which the
income tax return.
credit was originally claimed.
If the department does not grant you equitable relief and
disallows your credit, you will be billed for any tax, penalty
Use of This Form
and interest that result from that disallowance. To avoid
Use this form to do the following.
penalty and interest charges, you can file your original return
without claiming the credit, then file an amended return to
Figure your AFV credit for 2001.
claim the credit. If you choose to claim the credit on an
Figure how much of an AFV credit carryover you have
amended return, be sure you attach your equitable relief
available from a prior taxable year.
request to the amended return.
If you elected to have a 2000 taxable year refund from
Form 313 refunded in 2 or 3 annual installments, use
Credit Amounts
Form 313 to figure how much of that 2000 taxable year
refund is allocable to 2001. See Form 313, Part XII.
If you purchased a new AFV and received a grant from
Figure any recapture of an AFV credit.
the Arizona Department of Commerce/Department of
Revenue, you may claim a tax credit for the incremental
NOTE: If you are eligible for a credit from more than one
cost of the vehicle.
source (e.g., direct investment, flow-through from a
If you purchased a new AFV and apply for a grant
partnership or S corporation), complete a separate Form
from the Arizona Department of Commerce/Department
313 for each source.
of Revenue, but funds are not available for a grant,
Do not use Form 313 to claim a credit for a neighborhood
and the Arizona Department of Commerce/Department
electric vehicle (NEV) or a carryover of a credit for a NEV.
of Revenue sends you an affidavit that states that you
If you are claiming a credit or credit carryover for a NEV,
are eligible for the tax credit, you may claim a credit
use Form 328.
in the amount specified under A.R.S. §§ 43-1086.B
(individuals) or 43-1174.B (corporations), plus the
What is an AFV?
incremental cost of the vehicle.
An AFV is a vehicle that is primarily propelled by an
If the AFV is a leased vehicle, and the lessee received
alternative fuel. The vehicle must be self-propelled and
an AFV verification from the Arizona Department of
registered and titled in Arizona for operation on highways.
Commerce/Department of Revenue, the lessee may only
AFVs include bi-fuel vehicles and dedicated vehicles. A
claim a credit in an amount specified under A.R.S.
neighborhood electric vehicle (NEV) is not an AFV for the
§ 43-1086.B or 43-1174.B.
This amount must be
purpose of the credit claimed on Form 313. However, see
reduced by any grant that the lessor may have received.
Form 328 for information concerning a NEV credit. Vehicles
The lessee may not claim a credit for the incremental
like golf carts, (even if used as a means of secondary
cost of the vehicle. If the lease agreement so provides,
transportation), motorized wheelchairs, or vehicles designed
the lessee may share the credit with the lessor.
primarily for agricultural purposes are not AFVs for this credit.
AFVs also do not include vehicles like forklifts that are not
The credit for converting a used conventionally fueled vehicle
designed primarily for operation on highways.
to operate on alternative fuel is the cost of the conversion.
For a vehicle to qualify for a credit, the vehicle engine must
The total amount allowed for a credit, plus any grant
meet one of the following:
that may have been received cannot be more than the
actual purchase price or cost of the vehicle.
1.
The vehicle engine is certified to meet at a minimum the
United States Environmental Protection Agency low
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emission vehicle standard under 40 Code of Federal
Regulations section 88.104-94, or 88.105-94.
If the credit allowable for the 2001 taxable year exceeds the
income taxes due for the 2001 taxable year, the taxpayer may
2.
The vehicle engine meets the requirements of the
make an irrevocable election to have the refund paid in a
addendum to memorandum 1-A, issued by the United
lump sum, to have the refund paid in 2 annual installments,
States Environmental Protection Agency, as printed in
or to have the refund paid in 3 annual installments.
the Federal Register, Volume 62, Number 207, October
No interest will be paid on refunds made in installments.
27, 1997, pages 55635 through 55637.
Amounts refunded under this program will be subject to
3.
The vehicle engine is the subject of a waiver for that
federal and Arizona tax.
The department will issue a
specific engine application from the United States
statement to you and to the IRS indicating the amount
Environmental Protection Agency's Memorandum 1-A
refunded to you.
The statement issued to the IRS will
requirements and that waiver is documented to the
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