10-47B-165. Information required on ethanol production payment claim form. The ethanol production payment claim form shall contain the following elements for each eligible ethanol production facility:
(1) The licensee's name and license number and the ethanol production period for which payment is being claimed;
(2) An inventory summary which identifies any unblended, but qualified, ethanol on hand at the beginning of the claim period, plus any ethanol refined during the claim period, less any ethanol sold during the period which results in the inventory on hand at the end of the claim period;
(3) Information specifying the amount of ethanol sold and blended during the claim period;
(4) A production payment calculation section which identifies the amount of production payment being claimed on qualified ethanol for the claim period; and
(5) The claimant's signature on a certification statement which affirms that the ethanol was produced from cereal grain at a facility located in this state and that the information contained on the claim form is accurate and complete. (This section is repealed effective July 1, 2022, pursuant to SL 2018, ch 124, §§ 11, 12.)Source: SL 1995, ch 71, § 162; SL 1998, ch 72, § 2.
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