34 Tex. Admin. Code § 3.4 - Tax Refunds for Wages Paid to an Employee Receiving Financial Assistance
(a) Tax refund. A person who employs
individuals who receive aid to families with dependent children, referred to as
"employer" in this section, may apply for a refund of tax paid by the person to
this state if the tax is administered by the comptroller and deposited to the
credit of the general revenue fund without dedication, as described in Labor
Code, §
301.102(b).
(b) Eligibility. To be eligible for this
refund, an employer must file Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) Form 1098, or
any successor form, with the TWC. The TWC will determine an employer's
eligibility based on the requirements of Labor Code, Chapter 301, Subchapter H.
For eligible employers, the TWC will certify the maximum allowable refund to
the comptroller. After receipt of the certification, the comptroller will
process the refund subject to the limitation in subsection (c) of this
section.
(c) Limitation. The refund
an employer receives for a calendar year is limited to the lesser of the amount
certified by the TWC or the amount of net tax paid to this state by the
employer, after any other applicable tax credits, in that calendar year.
(1) If the amount certified by the TWC is
more than the tax paid by the employer to this state, the comptroller may
contact the employer to obtain records regarding Texas tax paid by the employer
on purchases during the calendar year at issue. If the employer can prove the
payment of additional Texas tax during the calendar year, the comptroller may
increase the refund amount.
(2) If
the amount certified by the TWC is still more than the tax paid by the employer
to this state, the comptroller will only grant the refund up to the amount of
tax paid to this state. This may result in the refund being granted in part and
denied in part.
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