Haw. Code R. § 19-16.1-5 - Aviation fuel tax credit
(a) There shall be
credited against the amount of airports system landing fees and airports system
support charges imposed by this chapter and owed for a particular calendar
month, the amount of the aviation fuel taxes collected from such non-signatory
carrier by a distributor of aviation fuel for the sale of such fuel within the
State to such carrier during the same month; provided that, if aviation fuel is
purchased by such non-signatory carrier from a retail dealer there shall be
credited against the amount of airports system landing fees and airports system
support charges imposed by this chapter and owed by such carrier for a calendar
month an amount equal to the number of gallons purchased from the retail dealer
times the applicable aviation fuel tax per gallon as prescribed in chapter 243,
Hawaii Revised Statutes. The credit for aviation fuel tax shall be valid only
if the retail dealer holds a permit from the state department of
taxation.
(b) No credit for
aviation fuel tax shall be given unless there shall be submitted within six
months after the date of payment, a claim in writing by the non-signatory
carrier accompanied by a statement signed by the distributor certifying:
(1) to the amount of aviation fuel taxes
collected,
(2) that the amount of
aviation fuel taxes has been paid to the state director of taxation, and
(3) that the aviation fuel taxes
have not been paid either under protest by the distributor pursuant to section
40-35,
Hawaii Revised Statutes, or pending determination of an appeal from the
assessment of the taxes by a court of competent jurisdiction. In case the
distributor has paid the aviation fuel taxes under protest or under appeal,
credit shall be allowed only in the event the final decision of the cause is in
favor of the State, and the amount of credit may then be taken, first as a
credit against any current airports system landing fee paid, and the balance,
if any, as a credit against any current airports system support charge
paid.
(c) In no event
shall there be a credit for any aviation fuel taxes greater than the amount
paid by a non-signatory carrier in a month for airports system landing fees and
airports system support charges; except, however, during any period the
airports system landing fee or the airports system support charge is suspended,
the aviation fuel tax collected may be credited against any other rentals, fees
and charges (other than taxes, fines, penalties, or interest) payable by a
non-signatory carrier to the state airports division for the use of the
airports system.
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