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Line 14 – Other exempt use or delivery. Enter any gallons used

in whole numbers. We suggest you report this information by

and/or delivered tax-off and not reported on lines 5 through 13.

bill of lading. The schedule must be fully completed. A list of

An explanation is required.

deferred air carriers can be found at https://online-tax.alaska.

gov. Enter the total number of gallons on Page 2, Section III,

line 11.

Line 15 – Total gallons delivered tax-off. Add lines 5 through 14.

Schedule 12 – Jet Fuel Used for Foreign Flights

Line 16 – Total disbursements. Add lines 4 and 15. Enter here

Use this schedule if you are an air carrier and qualified dealer.

and on Page 1, Section I, line 3.

You must report all jet fuel gallons you used in jet propulsion

aircraft operating flights from Alaska directly to a foreign country

Schedules

or flights re-fueling in Alaska that are continuing flights from a

foreign country to another destination in the United States. You

Schedule 2 – Gallons Received Tax-Off from Licensed

must report all gallons by load and the gallons must be reported

Qualified Dealers

in whole numbers. We suggest you report this information by bill

of lading. The schedule must be fully completed. Enter the total

You must report all gallons received tax-off from licensed quali-

number of gallons on Page 2, Section III, line 12.

fied dealers by load. Report each load separately and the gal-

lons must be reported in whole numbers. The schedule must be

Schedule 13 – Gallons Delivered to Non-Qualified

fully completed. The license number of the qualified dealer you

received fuel tax-off from must be valid for the filing period. A list

Dealers for Use in Foreign Flights

of qualified dealer licenses and effective dates can be found at

You must report all jet fuel gallons delivered to non-qualified

https://online-tax.alaska.gov. Enter the total number of gallons

dealers for use in jet propulsion aircraft operating flights from

on Page 2, Section II, line 3.

Alaska directly to a foreign country or flights re-fueling in Alaska

which are continuing flights from a foreign country to another

destination in the United States. You must report all gallons by

Schedule 3 – Gallons Imported from Other States or

load and the gallons must be reported in whole numbers. We

Foreign Countries

suggest you report this information by bill of lading. The sched-

You must report all gallons imported from other states or foreign

ule must be fully completed. Enter the total number of gallons

countries by load. Report each load separately and the gallons

on Page 2, Section III, line 13.

must be reported in whole numbers. We suggest you report this

information by bill of lading. This schedule must include all fuel

Schedule 16 – Equipment List

for which you held title as it entered into Alaska. If title transfers

Use this schedule to list equipment in which fuel being claimed

upon delivery in Alaska, report the fuel as an import on Sched-

for the non-highway refund was used. List each piece of equip-

ule 3, and the subsequent sale on Schedule 6. You must report

ment for which the refund is being claimed and the number of

any sales to persons not licensed as qualified dealers in the

gallons used. The schedule must be fully completed.

state as taxable sales. The schedule must be fully completed,

including the FEINs of the original suppliers. Enter the total on

Form 532A

Page 2, Section II, line 4.

The Department shares with the respective municipalities 60%

Schedule 6 – Gallons Delivered Tax-Off to Licensed

of taxes attributable to aviation fuel sales at municipally owned

Qualified Dealers

or operated airports. The amount due to the municipalities is

You must report all gallons delivered tax-off from licensed

calculated based on Form 532A. You must complete a separate

qualified dealers by load. Report each load separately and the

Form 532A for each municipally owned or operated airport that

gallons must be reported in whole numbers. We suggest you

you sold or delivered aviation fuel to. The schedule must be

report this information by bill of lading. The schedule must be

fully completed. A link to a list of municipally owned or operated

fully completed. The license number of the qualified dealer you

airports can be found at Attach

delivered fuel tax-off to must be valid for the filing period. A list

the form(s) to the Form 530.

of qualified dealer licenses and effective dates can be found at

https://online-tax.alaska.gov. Enter the total number of gallons

Additional Assistance

on Page 2, Section III, line 5.

These instructions are not in place of Alaska statutes or regula-

Schedule 7 – Aviation Fuel Exported to Other States

tions and are offered only for the convenience of the taxpayer in

or Foreign Countries

completing the return.

You must report all gallons exported to other states or foreign

countries by load. Report each load separately and the gallons

If you have questions or require assistance, contact the Tax Di-

must be reported in whole numbers. We suggest you report

vision at dor.tax.motorfuel@alaska.gov or call 907.269.6620.

this information by bill of lading. Exports to Canada should be

reported by province. The schedule must be fully completed,

including the FEINs of the original suppliers. Enter the total on

Page 2, Section III, line 6.

Schedule 10 – Gallons Delivered Tax-Off to

Department of Revenue Approved Air Carriers

Use this schedule to report the number of jet fuel gallons deliv-

ered to air carriers that have elected to defer the jet fuel tax. You

must report all gallons by load and the gallons must be reported

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