File Form 8849 — Schedules 1 & 6 — Nontaxable use + other claims

File a nontaxable-use fuel claim (Schedule 1) and other claims (Schedule 6) together on one Form 8849.

$10 per filing. Form 8849 claims a refund of federal excise taxes; a person reviews and files every claim, which keeps out spam and fraudulent claims.A Schedule 6 claim (Other Claims — including the Form 2290 vehicle-credit refund) is $5; any other schedule, or a Schedule 1 + Schedule 6 filing, is $10.

Claimant

The person or business claiming the refund.

EIN9 digits, no dashes.SSN (optional)Only if you file as an individual.

Business / claimant nameBusiness name, line 2 (optional)

In care of (optional)The person mail should go to, if not the claimant.

Street addressStreet address, line 2 (optional)

CityStateZIP

Authorized officer

The person signing the claim under penalty of perjury. Enter your own 5-digit PIN to sign yourself (the Practitioner PIN method), or leave it blank and Gideon Tax will assign and enter a PIN as your signature on your behalf. You confirm this choice on Form 8879-EX at checkout.

NameTitle (optional)

PIN (optional)5-digit signature PIN.Phone (optional)10 digits.Email (optional)

How you get your refund

The IRS pays a Form 8849 refund by paper check, mailed to the claimant address above. It does not take bank details on this form, so there is no direct deposit to set up — please make sure the address is one where you can receive mail.

Schedule 6 — Other Claims

Add one line per claim. For a truck that was sold, destroyed or stolen, or driven under the mileage use limit, choose Form 2290 and we work out the refund from what the Form 2290 reported.

Claim #1

What is this claim for?

Form 2290 heavy vehicle use taxA truck sold, destroyed, stolen or driven under the mileage limit, or another Form 2290 overpayment (CRN 365).Some other claimAnother excise tax, under its own credit reference number.

VINAs the title reads — 1 to 17 characters, or 19. No I, O or Q in a 17-character VIN.

Taxable gross weight categoryAs reported on the Form 2290 that paid the tax.What happened to the vehicleThe IRS allows the credit for a vehicle sold, destroyed or stolen, or driven under the mileage limit.

Tax periodThe period the Form 2290 tax was paid for, July 1 through June 30.

Anything else about this claim (optional)Filed after what happened to the vehicle and how the refund was figured, on this claim's explanation statement.

Explanation for all the claims (optional)Details that apply to every claim above. The IRS disallows a claim it is given no explanation for.

Schedule 1 — Nontaxable Use of Fuels

Claim a refund for fuels used for a nontaxable purpose. The total claim must be at least $750.

Claim period begin

Claim period end

Line #1

Line

Gallons

Refund

—we work this out

Schedule 1 total$0.00

IRS minimum: $750.00. The total is below the minimum.

Dyed fuel exception

By default you certify the fuel had no visible evidence of dye. Check a box only if some of it did — the IRS requires a detailed explanation, which we attach to your claim.

Some of the diesel fuel in this claim contained visible evidence of dye.Some of the kerosene in this claim contained visible evidence of dye.

Total refund claimed$0.00

Gideon filing fee$10

$10 per filing, regardless of the number of claims ($5 when the filing is Schedule 6 alone). A person reviews and files every claim before we e-file it.