Instructions For Form Mfut-15 - State Of Illinois Page 2

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Column H - For each jurisdiction and fuel type, divide the
Column M - If your return is filed late, you owe interest to each
taxable miles (Column G) by the average miles per gallon
IFTA jurisdiction where tax is due. To compute the proper
(Column C).
interest, multiply the tax due (Column L) for that jurisdiction by
1% (.01) per month. A fraction of a month is considered a
Column I - Tax-paid gallons include fuel you purchased from
whole month. If you have a credit in Column L, do not compute
service stations and withdrew from tax-paid bulk storage in the
interest for that jurisdiction and fuel type.
specified jurisdiction during the reporting period.
Step 4: Figure your totals
Column J - Subtract the tax-paid gallons (Column I) from the
taxable gallons (Column H) for each IFTA jurisdiction. If the
Line 2 - If you filed after the due date and have a balance due,
result is a credit, write the amount in brackets.
multiply Line 1 by 10 percent (.10). Write this amount or $50,
whichever is greater, on Line 2. If you filed after the due date
Column K - Using the appropriate quarter’s IFTA Fuel Tax Rate
and have a credit due, write $50 on Line 2. Penalty is also
Sheet, write the fuel tax rate for each IFTA jurisdiction entered
assessed for taxes that are not paid in full.
in Column D.
Line 5 - Any prior quarter’s balance due or credit will be
Column L - Multiply the net taxable gallons (Column J) by the
preprinted on this line. Please contact us if you have questions
tax rate for each IFTA jurisdiction (Column K). If the result is a
about this amount.
credit, write the amount in brackets.
Line 6 - We will automatically issue refunds for overpayments
of $25 or more. We will credit overpayments of less than $25 to
your next quarter’s return.
Surcharge Example and Instructions
Some jurisdictions impose an additional tax (surcharge) that is not collected at the pump. If you traveled in a jurisdiction that
imposes a surcharge (see IFTA Fuel Tax Rate Sheet), you must complete two lines in Step 3 for that jurisdiction. See the example
and instructions below.
Example
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
Juris-
Fuel
Total
Taxable
Taxable
Tax-paid
Net taxable
Tax
Tax/credit
Interest
diction
type
miles
miles
gallons
gallons
gallons
rate
due
due
(D, G, P ,
(Column G divided
(Column H minus
(Column J times
GH, NG)
by Column C)
Column I)
Column K)
1
IN
D
30,000
30,000
5,700
4,500
1,200
.1600
$192.00
$
2
Surcharge
5,700
5,700
.1100
$627.00
$
Instructions
Line 1 - Complete Columns D through M for the applicable jurisdiction.
Line 2 - Write “surcharge” through Columns D and E. Do not complete Columns F, G, and I (you may block them out). Copy the amount
from Line 1, Column H, to Line 2, Columns H and J. Write the surcharge tax rate in Column K and figure Columns L and M.
All Other Jurisdiction Travel Example
If you traveled in a jurisdiction that does not collect motor fuel use tax for a specific fuel type (listed as “N/A” on the IFTA Fuel Tax
Rate Sheet) or a non-IFTA jurisdiction, you must report these miles. Write the abbreviation “OM” (other miles) in Column D. Write
the abbreviation for each fuel type consumed in Column E. In Column F report, by fuel type, all miles driven. Do not complete
Columns G through M (you may block them out). See the example below.
Example
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
Juris-
Fuel
Total
Taxable
Taxable
Tax-paid
Net taxable
Tax
Tax/credit
Interest
diction
type
miles
miles
gallons
gallons
gallons
rate
due
due
(D, G, P ,
(Column G divided
(Column H minus
(Column J times
GH, NG)
by Column C)
Column I)
Column K)
OM
D
30,000
$
$
OM
G
26,200
$
$
OM
P
4,350
$
$
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MFUT-15 Instructions (R-9/98)

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