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Part 2 - Professional Motorsports Team or Related Member
E-585S
Web-Fill
7. Name of Taxing County
7-13
(If more than one county, see instructions and attach Form E-536R.)
State
County & Transit
8.
Total Refundable Purchases of Tangible
0.00
0.00
Personal Property for Use on Which
North Carolina Sales or Use Tax Was Paid
9.
Amount of North Carolina Sales and Use
0.00
0.00
Tax Paid on Purchases for Use
Allowable Refund (Multiply Line 9 by 50%)
10.
0.00
0.00
Complete Part 3 below.
Part 3 - Total Refund Requested and Signature
Total Refund Requested (Add State and County & Transit tax from Lines 6 and/or 10.)
$
11.
0.00
12.
Allocation of County Tax on Lines 6 and/or 10. (Enter the county tax paid at each applicable rate.
If you paid more than one county’s tax, see instructions and attach Form E-536R.)
a. County 2.00% Tax
b. County 2.25% Tax
c. Transit 0.50% Tax
0.00
0.00
0.00
Signature:
Date:
I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, this claim is accurate and complete.
Title:
Telephone:
For Departmental Use Only
Refund Approved:
As Filed
As Corrected
State Tax
County Tax
Transit Tax
Total Tax
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By:
Date:
MAIL TO: NC Department of Revenue, Central Examination Section, P.O. Box 25000, Raleigh, NC 27640-0001
Instructions
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Use blue or black ink to complete this form. Failure to complete this form in its entirety will delay the refund. Claims filed after the due date
cannot be accepted.
Records must be maintained on a county by county basis to identify purchases of tangible personal property, county and transit tax paid
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directly to retailers on purchases for use as shown on sales receipts and invoices, county and transit tax paid indirectly as shown on contractors’
statements on qualifying purchases, and county and transit tax paid directly to the Department of Revenue.
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The Department will take one of the following actions within six months after the date the claim is filed:
(1) Send the requested refund to you;
(2) Adjust the amount of the refund;
(3) Deny the refund; or
(4) Request additional information.
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If the Department does not take one of the actions within six months, the inaction is considered a proposed denial of the requested refund. If
you object to a proposed denial of a refund, you may request a Departmental review of the action provided the request is made in writing and
filed within 45 days of the date the notice of proposed denial was mailed to you. If the Department has not taken action within six months after
the date the claim was filed, a request for review can be filed at any time between the end of the six-month period and when the Department
takes a prescribed action. If a timely request for a Departmental review is not filed, the proposed action is final and is not subject to further
administrative or judicial review.
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See Additional Instructions for Form E-585S for more information on completing this form.
If you have questions about how to complete this form, you may call the Taxpayer Assistance and Collection Center toll-free at 1-877-252-3052.