Texas Claim for Refund

IMPORTANT: If the purchaser did not have an active Sales Tax permit during the claim period, the purchaser is required to obtain a completed and signed Texas Assignment of Right to Refund (Form 00-985) and submit it, along with this claim, to the Texas Comptroller’s Office. However, if the purchaser is requesting a refund of local tax only, paid to a Remote Seller, the Texas Assignment of Right to Refund form is not required. If someone other than the taxpayer/claimant submits the claim, a completed Power of Attorney (Form 01-137) must be submitted.

For information on documentation required to file a Sales Tax refund claim, please visit our Sales Tax Refunds page.

Required Fields

Taxpayer/Claimant Name

Taxpayer/Claimant Email

Claimant ID/Texas Taxpayer Number

Phone Number

Ext

Total Amount of refund requested: DOLLARS and CENTS

Did you enter an amended return online for this same period?

Yes
No

Period of Claim

First Date

Last Date

Please state fully and in detail each reason or ground on which this refund claim is founded. Please note: simply stating “tax paid in error” does not provide a sufficient reason for a refund.

Type of tax or fee upon which this refund claim is based

For Accounting Errors, submit accounting records.
For other claims, submit invoices for each claim request.

Note: Max file size is 2MB
Allowed file types are .zip and PDF

Mailing Address

Street Address

City

State

ZIP

For Assistance, call 1-800-531-5441 ext. 34545 or 512-463-4545

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