34 Tex. Admin. Code § 3.611 - Refund on Licenses, Registration Certificates, or Occupation Tax Permits
(a) No refund is allowed for the annual
occupation tax for a machine registered with the comptroller except as follows:
(1) the taxpayer makes a written request to
the comptroller for a refund prior to the beginning of the calendar year for
which the tax permit was purchased and returns the tax permit;
(2) the taxpayer makes a written request for
a refund prior to the issuance of the tax permit;
(3) the taxpayer makes a written request for
a refund claiming the tax permit was mistakenly purchased for a machine not
subject to the tax and returns the tax permit; or
(4) the taxpayer provides the comptroller
with a sworn affidavit that a machine was sold, stolen, or destroyed prior to
the beginning of the calendar year for which the tax permit was purchased, and
returns the tax permit unless it was attached to the stolen or destroyed
machine.
(b) No refund
is allowed for a license or registration certificate except as follows:
(1) the taxpayer makes a written request to
the comptroller for a refund prior to the beginning of the calendar year for
which it was purchased;
(2) the
taxpayer makes a written request prior to the issuance of the license or
registration certificate;
(3) the
taxpayer makes a written request for a refund claiming the license or
registration certificate was mistakenly purchased due to reliance on incorrect
information from the comptroller;
(4) the processing of the license or
registration certificate is discontinued; or
(5) the issuance of the license is
denied.
(c) Before a
refund will be allowed if the renewal of a license is denied the comptroller
must verify that the applicant has no sealed machines and does not possess any
machines except those that may be exempt from the tax.
(d) No refund will be allowed if the taxpayer
has an existing liability for other taxes.
(e) For all original 1989 registration
certificates for which the applications are made in the months of September,
October, November, and December of 1989, an automatic refund of $25 will be
made from the application fee to the taxpayer, to reflect the decrease in the
fee for that four-month period.
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