Form 8849 Schedule 8 - Registered Credit Card Issuers

Form 8849 Schedule 2

What Is Form 8849 Schedule 8?

  • Form 8849 Schedule 8 is used to claim refunds of federal excise tax on certain fuels used in aviation, as permitted under IRS rules. This schedule applies when excise tax was paid on aviation fuel that qualifies for a refund due to specific use conditions or eligibility criteria defined by the Internal Revenue Service.
  • Schedule 8 is filed with Form 8849 and requires accurate reporting of the fuel type, gallons involved, and the reason the aviation fuel qualifies for a refund.
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Primary Purpose of Form 8849 Schedule 8

  • The primary purpose of Form 8849 Schedule 8 is to allow taxpayers to claim refunds of federal excise tax paid on aviation fuels when the fuel qualifies for a refund under IRS-defined use conditions. This schedule ensures that excise tax is not retained on aviation fuel that meets specific refund eligibility requirements when properly reported.
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Who Can File Form 8849 Schedule 8?

Form 8849 Schedule 8 may be filed by taxpayers who paid federal excise tax
on aviation fuel that qualifies for a refund under IRS rules.

Aviation Fuel
Purchasers
Aircraft
Operators
Businesses Using
Aviation Fuel
Government and
Public Entities
Authorized
Claimants
Form 8849 Schedule 1

Form 8849 Schedule 8 Filing Deadline

  • Form 8849 allows only one Schedule 8 filing per calendar quarter. Claims must be submitted after the quarter in which the aviation fuel excise tax qualifies for a refund.
  • Schedule 8 claims follow the standard Form 8849 quarterly filing cycle. Refund requests related to aviation fuel activity from earlier quarters must be filed within the IRS-prescribed quarterly window.
  • Claimants must comply with aviation fuel eligibility rules, filing instructions, and record-keeping requirements specific to Schedule 8 to avoid delays or rejection.

Specific Instructions for Form 8849 Schedule 8

Claim Requirements
Only the taxpayer legally entitled to the aviation fuel refund and able to substantiate qualifying use may file the claim.
Qualifying Aviation Fuel Use
Claims must involve aviation fuel subject to federal excise tax that qualifies for a refund based on eligible aviation use.
Fuel and Usage Reporting
The fuel type, gallons involved, and qualifying reason for the refund must be accurately reported.
Usage and Payment Records
Documentation must support both excise tax payment and qualifying aviation use, including fuel invoices and usage records.

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Manual Filing Steps for
Form 8849 Schedule 8
  • Step 1 - Download the latest versions of Form 8849 and Form 8849 Schedule 8 from the official IRS website to ensure you are using the most current documents.
  • Step 2 - Complete the basic details required in Form 8849, including the business name, address, phone number, ZIP code, Employer Identification Number (EIN), Social Security Number (SSN), and the month the claimant’s income tax year ends.
  • Step 3 - Mark the appropriate checkbox for "Other Claims" on the Schedule 8 section of Form 8849 to indicate the relevant credit you are claiming.
  • Step 4 - Below are the steps to fill Form 8849 Schedule 8. Enter your business name and EIN. These should match exactly with the details provided on Form 8849 to ensure consistency and avoid discrepancies.
  • Step 5 - Provide the period of claim (from and to) and the total refund amount. Enter the claimant’s registration number. Carefully review the instructions page to accurately determine and input the correct refund amount.
  • Step 6 - Enter the relevant category under a specific line item. Col a has the tax rate mentioned already
  • Step 7 - Enter the quantity in gallons in col b. Multiply col a and col b value and enter in col c.
  • Step 8 - Sign and date Form 8849 to validate the filing, confirming the accuracy of all information provided.
  • Step 9 - Mail both completed forms (Form 8849 and Schedule 8) to the appropriate IRS mailing address, as specified in the Where To File Section of Form 8849 instructions , to finalize your submission.
Online filing steps for
Form 8849 Schedule 8
  • Step 1 - If you are a new user, create a free account on Simple720. If you already have an account, simply log in using your credentials.
  • Step 2 - Enter your business details or select the stored information from the drop-down menu. Choose "Form 8849 (Claim for Refund of Excise Taxes)" from the form type drop-down list.
  • Step 3 - Select the appropriate schedule type from the dropdown. Choose "Form 8849 Schedule 8 -Registered Credit Card Issuers" then enter the year and month that your income tax year ends.
  • Step 4 - Provide Period of claim (From date and To date). Enter the UV registration number. Select the respective category for your claim. Enter the quantity in gallons.
  • Step 5 - After entering the above details, your claim amount will be automatically calculated and displayed on the dashboard. Once confirmed, submit your claim, and it will be successfully processed.

Benefits of Filing Form 8849 Schedule 8 Online

Environment Saving
Filing Form 8849 Schedule 8 online reduces paper usage by eliminating physical forms and mail submissions. This eco-friendly approach supports sustainable filing while keeping your records digital.
Instant Acknowledgement
Online filing provides immediate confirmation once your Schedule 8 claim is submitted. This instant acknowledgement assures you that your filing has been successfully received.
Faster Refunds
Submitting Schedule 8 online speeds up processing through automated validations and accurate data checks, helping your refund claim move through the IRS system more quickly.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Schedule 8 applies to taxable aviation fuels where federal excise tax was paid and the fuel later qualifies for a refund based on eligible aviation use under IRS rules. Eligibility depends on the fuel type and how it was used, not simply on purchase.

Only the party legally entitled to the refund can file Schedule 8. This is usually the taxpayer who paid the excise tax and can substantiate qualifying aviation use. Filing by an ineligible party can result in claim rejection.

Claimants must retain records showing the aviation fuel type, gallons involved, excise tax paid, and the qualifying use that makes the fuel eligible for a refund. Incomplete or unclear documentation is a common reason for IRS delays.