Fillable Form 66-100 - Texas Coastal Protection Fee Report (Page 2 of 2) in pdf

66-100 (Back) (Rev.4-08/8)

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING

TEXAS COASTAL PROTECTION FEE REPORT

Under Ch. 559, Government Code, you are entitled to review, request,

and correct information we have on file about you, with limited

exceptions in accordance with Ch. 552, Government Code. To request

information for review or to request error correction, contact us at the

address or toll-free number listed on this form.

WHO MUST FILE - Every person (sole owner, partnership, corporation

or other organization) who is responsible for collection and payment of

the Texas Coastal Protection Fee must file this report. Complete and

detailed records must be kept of all crude oil, including condensate,

received at and withdrawn from each marine terminal located in Texas.

WHEN TO FILE - This report must be filed on or before the last day of

each month accounting for the fees due during the preceding month.

If the due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, the next

business day will be the due date. Reports must be filed for every

month even if there is no amount of fee due.

AMENDED REPORT - If you are filing an amended report, write the word "AMENDED" on the front of the report above the title "TEXAS

COASTAL PROTECTION FEE REPORT." The amended report must be completed using replacement figures NOT NET ADJUSTMENTS.

F0R ASSISTANCE - For assistance with any Coastal Protection Fee question, please contact the Texas State Comptroller's office at

(800) 252-1384 toll free nationwide, or call (512) 463-4600.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS -

Please do not write in shaded areas.

TYPE OR PRINT

Complete all applicable items that are not preprinted.

If any information is not correct, please mark out the incorrect information and write in the

correct information.

If space for additional terminals is needed, attach copies of this form, computer generated continuations or any other type of continuation

page.

Bring all totals forward to the first page.

SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS -

Item 1 - TERMINAL OPERATOR: Check "YES" if you are the operator of this terminal. If you are paying the fee on crude oil you own that

is being transferred at another party's terminal, check "NO."

Item 2 - TERMINAL IDENTIFICATION: Enter the name and/or location or other identification of the terminal at which the crude

oil/condensate is transferred. If you are reporting on crude oil/condensate you own in another party's terminal, please list both

the name and the location of the other party's terminal.

Item 3 - TOTAL BARRELS AT THIS TERMINAL: Operators enter the total number of barrels of crude oil, including condensate,

transferred to or from vessels at this marine terminal. If you are remitting the fee directly to the Comptroller for crude

oil/condensate at another party's terminal, enter the total number of barrels for which you provided documentation to the terminal

operator.

Item 4 - FEE-PAID BARRELS: Enter the number of barrels of crude oil/condensate for which you have documentation that the Coastal

Protection Fee has previously been paid.

Item 5 - BARRELS WITH FEE PAID BY OWNER: Operators enter the number of barrels of crude oil/condensate for which you have

documentation that the Coastal Protection Fee will be paid directly to the Comptroller by the owner of the crude oil/condensate

instead of the terminal operator. (This does not include oil you own at your own terminal.) If you have any amount in this field,

attach the Coastal Protection Fee Report Supplement, Form 66-101, to list the names of the owners paying the fee directly. If

you are remitting the fee for crude oil/condensate at another party's terminal, leave this item blank.

Item 6 - NET BARRELS SUBJECT TO FEE: Enter the number of barrels for which you are remitting the Coastal Protection Fee.

(Item 3

minus Items 4 and 5)

Item 13- PENALTY - If this report is filed or the fee due is paid after the due date, enter penalty. If 1-30 days late, enter 5% of the amount

in item 12. If more than 30 days late, enter 10% of the amount in item 12. Minimum penalty is $1.

Item 14- INTEREST - If any fee due is unpaid 61 days after the due date, enter interest on the amount in Item 12 calculated at the rate

published on Pub. 98-304, online at , or toll free at (877) 447-2834.

Form 66-100 - Texas Coastal Protection Fee Report Page 2

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