34 Tex. Admin. Code § 3.431 - Refund of Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Tax to Transit Company
(a) Definition. A transit company is a
company that:
(1) holds a franchise from a
political subdivision or is owned or operated by a political
subdivision;
(2) has rates that are
regulated by the political subdivision; and
(3) uses vehicles designed for 12 or more
passengers to transport persons in the political subdivisions.
(b) Transit company affidavit. A
qualifying transit company must submit an affidavit to the comptroller stating
that it holds a franchise from a political subdivision or is owned or operated
by a political subdivision and has rates regulated by the political
subdivision. After review and approval of the affidavit the comptroller shall
issue to the transit company a letter confirming that they qualify for the
refund described in subsection (c) of this section.
(c) Refund. A qualifying transit company may
seek refund of one cent per gallon of gasoline or one-half of one cent per
gallon of diesel fuel, one cent per gasoline gallon equivalent of compressed
natural gas or one cent per diesel gallon equivalent of liquefied natural gas
used in transit vehicles designed to carry 12 or more passengers. The letter
issued by the comptroller to the qualifying transit company must accompany the
claim for refund.
(d) Time
limitation. A claim for refund must be filed no later than one year from the
first day of the calendar month that follows the use of the fuel in a transit
vehicle.
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