Form Mcf-2 - Instructions Sheet For Completing Natural Gas Distribution Company Tax Return Page 3

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Prescribed Tax Form
MCF-2C (05/01)
Instructions for Completing Natural Gas Distribution Company Tax Return (MCF-2)
(Companies Using Aggregation Tax Reporting Method)
Aggregation Method
Companies with less than 50,000 customers may elect to aggregate the natural gas they distribute
to all customers and report their liability as if all gas were distributed to a single customer. This
alleviates the distribution company from the requirement of calculating the tax for each
individual customer and summing those calculations in order to file their return.
Reporting Periods and Due Dates
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Quarterly tax returns are due by the 20
day of February, May, August, and November for the
preceding calendar quarter. If the due date falls on a weekend or state holiday, the due date is the
next business day.
Non-Taxable Distribution
Do not report on lines 1, 2, 3, or 4 of the return the distribution of natural gas to the federal
government or natural gas produced by an end user that is consumed by that end user and not
distributed through the facilities of a natural gas company.
Computation of the Tax
As a natural gas distribution company that has elected to aggregate, the tax is computed as if all
the natural gas you distributed were distributed to a single customer. Although returns are due
quarterly, the tax is computed monthly. The first 100 MCF’s of natural gas distributed each
month is subject to a rate of $.1593 The next 1,900 MCF’s distributed each month is subject to
a rate of $.0877. All MCF’s over 2,000 distributed each month is subject to a rate of $.0411.
All natural gas distributed to flex customers is taxed at a rate of $.02. Flex customers are all
industrial or commercial facilities that have consumed more than one billion cubic feet of natural
gas in one year at a single location during any of the previous 5 years. A flex customer is also
any industrial or commercial facility that purchases natural gas at a discounted rate under special
arrangements with the PUCO or a municipality.
Any end user that meets the definition of a flex customer on January 1, 2000, or thereafter,
remains a flex customer for purposes of this tax.

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