Sales Tax Treatment of
E&P Operations Texas/Louisiana
Because Texas and Louisiana
have specific and differing laws pertaining to oil and gas as to what is
taxable and what is exempt, the focus of this program can be on Texas (1-day)
or Louisiana (1-day) or both (1 ½ days).
Every year, companies either pay sales tax when it is not necessary or
fail to pay required sales taxes. This
class takes a company through the complex regulations in order to help
participants understand what practices their company may have been doing that
resulted in improper payments and what they should do to reduce them in the
future.
Who Should Attend:
Those individuals who are
responsible for calculation and payment of sales tax (Accounts Payable and Tax)
and those who are responsible for procurement of materials, fuels and services
utilized in the drilling, extraction and production of hydrocarbons.
Pre-requisites: None
Upon Completion of this
Program, Participants will be Able to:
Better
understand state rules for sales taxation
Better
understand where their company may have been in error on sales taxes
Recommend
procedures that deal more accurately with sales taxes
Recommend
procedures to identify amounts to be recovered or penalties to be avoided
Key Topics and Objectives:
History of the Texas (Louisiana)
Limited Sales and Use Tax
Impact, Applicability and Rate of
Sales and Use Tax
Texas
(Louisiana) Sales and Use Taxation of Tangible
Equipment and Property used in
Oil & Gas Exploration and Production
1. Presumption of Taxability
2. Definition of Tangible Property, Statues and Application to E&P
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Texas (Louisiana) Sales and Use Taxation of Services and other Intangibles used
in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Activities
3. Presumption of Taxability of Exploration and Production Services
4. Application to Specific Types of
Exploration and Production Activities
Real Examples Workshop
drilling, production and workover
Other Considerations- planning
opportunities, document retention and research tools
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programs offered on-site and adapted for your company. Contact Jim Hoffman at 214.763.9644 or via email at jhoffman@pdi.org. Visit us online at www.pdi.org