What is IRS Form 720?
Form 720 was designed by the Internal Revenue Service. It is called the Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return. An individual must complete this form, if they are subject to federal tax withholding in their country.
What is IRS Form 720 for?
This form must be used with all its attachments for reporting the liability of the applicant and pay the excise tax that is listed right on the document. An applicant may become eligible to file Schedule C for claiming a credit.
When is IRS Form 720 Due?
All tax forms of this type must be filed once in a quarter. The due date for the quarter that covers such months as January, February and March is April 30th. For April, May and June the deadline is July 31st. Filing your tax for July, August and September, try to stick to October 31st. For October, November and December the due date falls on January 31st.
Is IRS Form 720 Accompanied by Other Documents?
If there is no sufficient space for all information you need to include, you may attach additional sheets. Just write your name and employer identification number on each added sheet.
What Information do I Include in IRS Form 720?
The form has three parts. Firstly you must write your name, when quarter ends, address and employer identification number. Part 1 is devoted to environmental taxes: tax on imported products, domestic petroleum oil spill tax, ozone-depleting chemicals, imported petroleum products oil spill tax. Moreover, provide the information about the communications and air transportation taxes, fuel taxes, ship passenger tax, retail tax, manufacturers taxes and others. Part 2 is aimed at the following taxes: patient?centered outcomes research fee, specified health insurance policies, applicable self?insured health plans, etc. In Part 3 you must calculate the total tax.
Where do I Send IRS Form 720?
Send the completed form to the following address:
Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Cincinnati, OH 45999-0009