The Indiana ST-103DR form serves as a recap of prepaid sales tax by distributors. It is essential for reporting the prepaid sales tax that distributors pay when purchasing fuel. This form must be filed even if no transactions have occurred during the reporting period, ensuring compliance with state tax regulations.
Any gasoline distributor operating in Indiana must file the ST-103DR form. This includes both qualified and non-qualified distributors. It is crucial for these businesses to report their fuel purchases and sales accurately, regardless of whether any sales took place during the reporting month.
To complete the ST-103DR form, the following information is required:
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Taxpayer Identification Number (TID)
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Tax Period (month/year)
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Federal Identification Number (FID)
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Taxpayer Name
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Doing Business as Name (DBA)
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Telephone Number
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Street Address, City, State, Zip Code
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Gasoline Distributor Status (Qualified or Non-Qualified)
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Sales tax return type being filed (ST-103, ST-103MP, or None)
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Details of fuel suppliers and customers
Each of these details helps ensure that the report is complete and accurate, facilitating proper tax processing.
The ST-103DR form is due on the last day of the month following the reporting period. For example, if the reporting period is January, the form must be submitted by the end of February. Timely submission is important to avoid potential penalties.
What happens if no transactions occurred during the reporting period?
Even if no transactions took place, it is still necessary to file the ST-103DR form. This ensures that the Indiana Department of Revenue has a complete record of your business activities. Not filing the form could lead to complications or misunderstandings regarding your business's tax obligations.
The completed ST-103DR form should be mailed to the Indiana Department of Revenue, specifically to the Excise Tax division. The address for submission is:
Indiana Department of Revenue
Excise Tax
P.O. Box 6114
Indianapolis, IN 46206-6114
It is advisable to keep a copy of the submitted form for your records.
What should be done if the business has permanently closed?
If your business has permanently closed, you must indicate this on the ST-103DR form by checking the appropriate box. Additionally, you should provide the date of closure. This information is vital for the Indiana Department of Revenue to update their records accurately.