A. For the purpose of determining the amount of precollected motor fuel tax due, every supplier shall file with the Commission, on forms prescribed and furnished by the Commission, a verified statement. The Commission may require the reporting of any information reasonably necessary to determine the amount of precollected motor fuel tax due. B. The reports required by this section shall be filed with respect to information for the preceding calendar month on or before the twenty-seventh day of the current month. C. The supplier report required by this section shall include the following information with respect to billed gallons of motor fuel, for all products in the aggregate provided the supplier shall identify if billed gallon is net or gross: 1. Removal of gallons of motor fuel by the reporting supplier from the bulk transfer/terminal system in this state as to which the tax imposed by this act has been precollected or accrued by the reporting supplier; 2. Removal of gallons of diesel fuel or heating oil from terminals in this state by the reporting supplier, tax exempt, as to which dye has been added in accordance with paragraph 16 of Section 10 of this act; 3. Removal of gallons of motor fuel from terminals in this state by the reporting supplier, tax exempt, for export from this state by that supplier, sorted by state of destination; 4. Removal of gallons of motor fuel from terminals in this state by the reporting supplier, tax exempt, for sale to licensed exporters, sorted by state of destination; 5. Removal of gallons of motor fuel from terminals within this state for sale by the reporting supplier directly to the United States government or any agency or instrumentality thereof; 6. Removal of gallons of motor fuel from terminals within this state for sale by the reporting supplier directly to consumers other than the federal government, or any agencies and instrumentalities thereof, for any other exempt use for which the consumers have properly assigned refund claims to the ultimate vendor and each distributor in the chain including the reporting supplier; 7. Total removals in this state; 8. Removal of gallons of motor fuel from a terminal in another state by the reporting supplier, for sale to a licensed importer, tax exempt, for import into this state by that licensed importer; 9. Removal of gallons of motor fuel from a terminal in another state by the reporting supplier for import other than by bulk transfer by that supplier into this state, or for sale by the reporting supplier to a person for import into this state by that person, and in either case, as to which the tax in this state was accrued by the reporting supplier at the time of removal from the out-of-state terminal; 10. Removal of gallons of diesel fuel or heating oil from a terminal in another state by the reporting supplier, for import or for sale for import into this state, as to which dye has been added in accordance with paragraph 16 of Section 10 of this act; 11. Total removals from out-of-state terminals with this state as the state of destination; 12. Corrections made by the supplier pursuant to Section 17 of this act for changes in destination state which affect the tax liability of the supplier or the customer of the supplier to this state; and 13. Such other information which the Commission in its discretion determines is reasonably required to determine tax liability under this act. D. Every licensed supplier or permissive supplier shall separately disclose and identify, in a written statement to the Commission with the supplier or permissive supplier report, any removal and sale from the bulk transfer/terminal system in another state by that supplier to a person other than a licensed supplier, permissive supplier or importer of gallons of motor fuel, other than diesel fuel dyed in accordance with paragraph 16 of Section 10 of this act, and which gallons are destined for this state, as shown by the terminal-issued shipping paper, and as to which gallons the tax imposed by this act has not been collected or accrued by the supplier upon the removal. Any person who knowingly violates or knowingly aids or abets another to violate this provision shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction, be fined not more than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), or shall be sentenced to a term of not more than one (1) year in the county jail, or both such fine and imprisonment. E. Each supplier shall separately identify each sale of K-1 kerosene, other than dyed diesel fuel, sold free of tax in accordance with reporting requirements established by the Commission.
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