Taxpayers use TTB F 5620.8 to file a
claim for abatement, allowance, credit, refund, or remission of
Federal excise tax on taxable articles (alcohol, tobacco products,
firearms, and ammunition) when such articles have been damaged,
destroyed, or lost due to theft, when tax-paid wine is returned to
bond, and when tax has been erroneously or excessively collected.
Taxpayers also use TTB F 5620.8 to request drawback on excise taxes
paid on distilled spirits used in non-beverage products.
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USC 5044 Name of Law: Internal Revenue Code
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USC 5056 Name of Law: Internal Revenue Code
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26 USC 5111-5114 Name of Law: Internal Revenue Code
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USC 5008 Name of Law: Internal Revenue Code
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USC 5370 Name of Law: Internal Revenue Code
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USC 5705 Name of Law: Internal Revenue Code
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26 USC 6402-6404 Name of Law: Internal Revenue Code
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USC 6423 Name of Law: Internal Revenue Code
Based on the number of claims
filed in recent years, TTB has lowered its estimate of claims filed
from 10,000 to 4,600. This drop in the number of claims filed
results from various factors such as industry improvements to
inventory control, resulting in fewer losses or unnecessary
destructions of tax-paid products.
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