Texas Statutes
§ 162.502 — ALLOCATION OF UNCLAIMED REFUNDABLE GASOLINE TAXES.
Texas § 162.502
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Tex. Tax Code Code Ann. § 162.502 (2026).
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Sec. 162.502. ALLOCATION OF UNCLAIMED REFUNDABLE GASOLINE TAXES.
(a)On or before the fifth workday after the end of each month, the comptroller, after making the deductions for refund purposes, shall determine as accurately as possible, for the period since the latest determination under this subsection, the number of gallons of fuel used in motorboats on which the gasoline tax has been paid to this state, on which refund of the tax has not been made, and against which limitation has run for filing claim for refund of the tax. From the number of gallons so determined the comptroller shall compute the amount of taxes that would have been refunded under the law had refund claims been filed in accordance with the law.
(b)The comptroller shall allocate and deposit these unclaimed refunds as
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Legislative History
Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 199, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 2004.
Nearby Sections
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§ 162.001
DEFINITIONS.§ 162.002
TAX LIABILITY ON LEASED VEHICLES.§ 162.005
CANCELLATION OR REFUSAL OF LICENSE.§ 162.006
SUMMARY SUSPENSION OF LICENSE.§ 162.008
INSPECTION OF PREMISES AND RECORDS.§ 162.009
AUTHORITY TO STOP AND EXAMINE.§ 162.010
IMPOUNDMENT AND SEIZURE.§ 162.011
SALE OF SEIZED PROPERTY.§ 162.012
PRESUMPTIONS.§ 162.0125
DUTY TO KEEP RECORDS.§ 162.013
VENUE OF TAX COLLECTION SUITS.§ 162.014
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