R865-4D-6. Invoices Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 59-13-301 and 59-13-313

A. If requested, a retail dealer must issue to a purchaser of special fuel an invoice that indicates the fuel taxes that have been included in the price of purchased fuel. This invoice shall serve as evidence that the special fuel tax has been paid.

B. Invoices must be numbered consecutively, made in duplicate, and contain the following information:

1. name and address of seller;

2. place of sale;

3. date of sale;

4. name and address of purchaser;

5. fuel type;

6. number of gallons sold;

7. unit number or other vehicle identification if delivered into a motor vehicle;

8. type of container delivered into if not a motor vehicle;

9. invoice number; and

10. amount and type of state tax paid on the special fuel, if any.

C. A retail dealer must charge sales tax on diesel fuel that is exempt from special fuel tax unless the retail dealer has received and retains on file a properly completed sales and use tax exemption certificate indicating that the transaction is exempt from sales tax.

D. A retail dealer that sells propane exempt from special fuel tax, but subject to sales tax, must at the time of each sale and delivery keep a record of the exempt sale. This record shall be in the form of an invoice or a log, and shall serve as evidence that the sale is exempt from special fuel tax.

1. If the record is in the form of an invoice, it shall contain the information required under B.

2. If the record is in the form of a log, it shall contain the following information:

a) name and address of the retail dealer;

b) date of sale;

c) amount of propane sold; and

d) purchaser's name.

E. A retail dealer that sells propane or electricity exempt from sales tax shall retain the following information for each exempt sale:

1. the make, year, and license number of the vehicle;

2. the name and address of the purchaser; and

3. the quantity (e.g., number of gallons) sold.

F. A retail dealer is not required to obtain an exemption certificate from a purchaser of dyed diesel fuel indicating that the dyed diesel fuel will be used for purposes other than to operate a motor vehicle upon the highways of the state if the retail dealer complies with the notice requirement under 26 C.F.R. Section 48.4082-2.

G. A retail dealer may not sell dyed diesel fuel exempt from special fuel tax if the retail dealer knows that the fuel will be used to operate a motor vehicle upon the highways of the state.