Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 43 - NATURAL RESOURCES
Part I - Office of the Secretary
Subpart 1 - General
Chapter 17 - Claiming Severance Tax Exemption under Act 673 of 1986 (R.S. 47:648.11)
Section I-1701 - Rules for Claiming Severance Tax Exemption under Act 673 of 1986 (R.S. 47:648.1)
Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A.R.S. 47:648.1 established a qualified severance tax exemption on the first 10,000 barrels of oil produced annually from a well which is drilled between July 15, 1986 and July 15, 1987. This exemption is qualified in that it applies only to the first 50 barrels of oil removed from the ground in each day, although the 10,000 barrel limitation is calculated from the total production of the well. This exemption may be claimed from the date of first production from each well until July 15, 1990, except for months when the value of oil, as reported to the Department of Revenue and Taxation under R.S. 47:633(7), exceeds $21 per barrel.
B. The tax exemption does not apply to:
C. The Department of Revenue and Taxation will provide forms for claiming the severance tax exemption, together with instructions. The amount of exempt production will be reported each month by the producer of the oil. A copy of the producer's report will be provided by the producer to the party remitting the taxes. The taxpayer will report the exempt sales on the SEV Old under Tax Rate 7, or upon such other forms as may be specified by the Department of Revenue and Taxation. No production shall be exempt from severance taxes unless the taxpayer first provides an Office of Conservation certification that the well qualifies for the exemption, to the Department of Revenue and Taxation.
AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 47:648.11.