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FORM MCS-3
Indiana Department of Revenue
Motor Carrier Services
Annual Report Form
For the Year Ending December 31, ______
Rev 01/99
State Form 48761
Due April 30th
** NOTICE **
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On or before April 30 of each year, every motor carrier, who operated intrastate motor vehicles for-hire for household
goods and/or passengers, over the public highways of the State of Indiana, under a certificate or permit of public
convenience and necessity issued by the Department, shall file with the Department an Annual Report for the preceding
calendar year.
Section A: Motor Carrier Information
Legal Name: _______________________________________________________________________________
Doing Business As (D/B/A) Name: _____________________________________________________________
Physical Address: ___________________________________________________________________________
City: __________________________ State: _________________________ Zip Code: __________________
Mailing Address: ___________________________________________________________________________
City: __________________________ State: _________________________ Zip Code: __________________
Contact Person: _________________________________ Phone Number: _____________________________
IMCA# /IN ID#: _________________________
FEIN#: _________________________________
US DOT Number: _________________________
SSN: ___________________________________
Medical Provider #: _______________________
Section B: Kind of Organization (check one)
A. ___ Individual
B. ____ Partnership
C. ___ Corporation
D. ___ Other:__________________
Section C: Type of Motor Carrier (check all that apply)
1. _____ Common Carrier 2. _____ Contract Carrier
3. _____ Passenger Carrier
4. _____ Household Goods Carrier
Section D: Partnership (complete only if Section B Line B is checked)
Partner’s Name
Address
1. ______________________________________
2. ______________________________________
3. ______________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
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Section E: Corporation (complete only if Section B Line C is checked)
(A) Directors
Address
1. ______________________________________
2. ______________________________________
3. ______________________________________
4. ______________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
(B) Principal General Officers
Address
1. ______________________________________
2. ______________________________________
3. ______________________________________
4. ______________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
(C) Principal Stockholders
Name
1. _________________________
2. _________________________
3. _________________________
4. _________________________
Address
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
Number of Shares
______________
______________
______________
______________
Section F: Revenue Equipment
(The information below must be given for equipment in service at the end of the year.)
Trucks
Truck
tractors
Semitrailers
Buses
Vans
Limousines
Other
TOTAL
Total
Vehicles Owned
Total
Vehicles Leased
Total Number of Vehicles
Section G: Annual Mileage
Transportation of
Household Goods
Transportation of Medicaid Passengers
Transportation of Passengers
Total Intrastate
Mileage
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Income Statement
Operating Revenues:
1. Household Goods revenue
$____________________
2. Passenger revenue
$____________________
3. Other operating revenue
$____________________
4. Rents received
$____________________
5.
$____________________
Total Operating Revenue (Add Lines 1 through 4)
Operating Expenses:
6. Repair & Servicing of equipment
$____________________
7. Tires & tubes
$____________________
8. Drivers’ & helpers’ wages
$____________________
9. Gasoline & oil
10. Other transportation expenses
11. Station & terminal expenses
12. Advertising & traffic expenses
$____________________
$____________________
$____________________
$____________________
13. Insurance
$_____________________
14. Office salaries & expenses
$_____________________
15. Taxes & Licenses
$_____________________
16. Rent Paid
$ ____________________
17. Depreciation
$_____________________
18. Total Operating Expenses (Add Line 6 through Line 17)
$_____________________
Net Operating Revenue (Subtract Line 5 from Line 18)
$_____________________
Other Income and Expenses:
20.
Miscellaneous Income
21.
Non-operating expenses
Net Income (Add Line 19 and Line 20 then subtract Line 21)
$____________________
$____________________
$_____________________
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Balance Sheet
Assets:
1.
Cash
$_______________________
2.
Notes Receivable & Investments
$_______________________
3.
Accounts Receivable
$_______________________
4.
Prepayments
$_______________________
5.
Materials & Supplies
$_______________________
6.
Plant & Equipment
$_______________________
7.
Less: Allowance for Depreciation
$_______________________
8.
Organization, Certificates, Permits
$_______________________
9.
Total Assets (Add Lines 1 through 8)
$_______________________
Liabilities and Equity
10.
Notes & Mortgages Payable
$_______________________
11.
Accounts Payable
$_______________________
12.
Salaries & Wages Payable
$_______________________
13.
Accrued Taxes & Other Expenses
$_______________________
14.
Capital Stock
$_______________________
15.
Sole Proprietorship
$_______________________
16.
Partnership
$_______________________
17.
Surplus of Deficit
$_______________________
18.
Total Liabilities (Add Lines 10 through 17)
$_______________________
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Instructions
GENERAL:
The income and expenses shown in the income statement should include only those arising from motor carrier operations. Do not
include income or expenses of your household, farm or other business or property.
performing a portion of the carrier’s traffic haul;
uniforms for employees, fines for traffic violations and
similar items; and meals and lodging paid for employees while away from home.
Income Statement
OPERATING REVENUE:
1.
Household Goods Revenue: Include the total
amount of revenues earned in the transportation of
household goods.
11.
Station & Terminal Expenses: Include salaries and
expenses incurred in the maintenance and operation
of stations or terminals; commission’s payable to
ticket agents and amounts payable to terminal
companies and others for handling, billing, accounting and other station and terminal services; cost of
operating collection and delivery equipment; and
payment to others for performing this service.
12.
Advertising & Traffic Expenses: Include salaries and
expenses of employees engaged in solicitation of
traffic; cost of advertising and other traffic expenses
such as costs of tariffs and schedules, ticket and
baggage checks, membership fees; and traffic or tariff
associations, and other similar expenses.
13.
Insurance: Include the cost of all insurance premiums paid or payable; insurance and safety expenses
incurred in connection with the operations of the
business; and amount of claims paid or payable when
not covered by insurance.
14.
Tires & Tubes: Include the amounts expended for
tires and tubes, also amounts payable
for the use of tires as a flat per period, per mile run,
or similar basis, if such arrangement is in use.
Office Salaries & Expenses: Include all office
expenses, including salaries of office employees, the
cost of office forms, shipping orders, bills of lading,
freight bill or other waybill forms, binders, stationery
and supplies, telephone and other communication
services, legal, and other office expenses.
15.
Taxes & Licenses: Include all taxes and license fees
payable in connection with the operation of business,
except federal income tax.
8.
Drivers’ & Helpers’ Wages: Include the wages
payable to drivers and helpers of motor
vehicles.
16.
Rents Paid: Include all rents payable for garage,
station, terminal, office or other space used in motor
carrier operations, and rent paid for use of equipment.
9.
Gasoline & Oil: Include the cost of gasoline or
other fuel and oil necessary to operate
the motor carrier service. For the purpose of this
system of accounts, taxes on gasoline and oil are
considered part of the cost of gasoline or oil.
17.
10.
Other Transportation Expenses: Include all other
expenses incurred in connection with
the furnishing of transportation service such as the
cost of ropes, skids, skates, tarpaulins, and other
miscellaneous supplies for buses and trucks; bridge,
Depreciation: Include the amount you estimate to be
the loss of value for the year for all your buildings
and equipment used in the transportation business
(but not your own residence) due to ordinary wear
and tear which is not, or cannot be restored by
maintenance.
2.
Passenger Revenue: Include all revenues earned
from the transportation of passengers.
3.
Other Operating Revenue: Include all other
incidental earnings from transportation services.
4.
Rents Received: Include rents received for equipment and other property.
5.
Total Operating Revenues: The total of lines 1
through 4.
OPERATING EXPENSES:
6.
7.
Repair & Servicing of Equipment: Include the cost
of the parts and materials used,
labor employed, and bills payable for repairing,
greasing, washing and storing vehicles, including
replacement of lights, batteries, horns, tire chains,
and all other equipment of the vehicle, and repairs
and maintenance of shop and garage buildings,
grounds and equipment (including light, heat, power
and water).
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4 years
6 years
6 years
4 years
40 years
6.
Plant & Equipment: This account will consist of the
gross cost of all equipment used in your operation.
Include the cost of any improvements, repairs and
overhauling of the plant and equipment necessary to
outfit them for service.
Allowance for Depreciation: This account will
contain accumulated depreciation charged to the
depreciation expense on income statement.
8.
Organization Certificates & Permits: The amount
to be reported represents the cost of obtaining
certificate, permit and incorporation.
Notes & Mortgages Payable: Include the face value
of the outstanding obligations present at the end of
the accounting period.
11.
18.
10 years
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Materials & Supplies: Include the costs of all
unapplied materials and supplies such as tools, repair
parts, fuel, tires and tubes, etc., used in your operation.
10.
Trucks and tractors
Trailers
Buses
Automobiles
Buildings
Office Equipment Shop and Garage, misc.
5.
7.
The amount of depreciation to be taken may be
determined by dividing the original cost by the
expected useful life. If a method of determining
depreciation has been worked out which is satisfactory to the Internal Revenue Service for income tax
purposes, the amount so used will be satisfactory to
the Department. If no such rates have been established, and unless your own experience shows that
some other rate should be used, the following rates
will be satisfactory:
Accounts Payable: Include the total amount payable
in the affiliated companies, officers, stockholders,
employees and others.
12.
Salaries & Wages Payable: Include the amount of
wages payable or accrued payrolls.
13.
Accrued Taxes & Other Expenses: Include all taxes
and other expenses accrued at the end of the period.
14.
Capital Stock: (To be completed by corporations
only.) Include the total par value of outstanding
capital stock and the cash value of no par stock.
15.
Sole Proprietorship: (To be used by a solely owned
business.) Include the amount invested in a business
by the proprietor at the beginning of the year; the
amount of any additional investments into the
business made by the proprietor during the year; the
amount of proprietor withdrawal during the year; and
the net profit or loss for the year.
16.
Partnership: (To be used by partnerships and other
forms of organizations other than corporations and
sole proprietorship.) Include the amount invested in
the business by the partners, or members of other
forms of organizations, at the beginning of the year;
the amount of any additional investments into the
business made by the partner withdrawal during the
year; and the net profit or loss for the year.
17.
Surplus or Deficit: (To be used by corporation only.)
Include the profit or loss accumulated at the end of
the period, and all other surplus arising from donations by stockholders of cash and other assets or
surplus for forgiveness of debt of the carrier by its
stockholders.
10 years
Total Operating Expenses: Add lines 6 through 17.
OTHER INCOME AND EXPENSES:
20.
21.
Miscellaneous Income: Include all other income
earned from sources directly connected with motor
carrier operations, such as interest on notes and open
accounts, dividend, received from stocks of other
transportation companies, commission’s received, etc.
Non-Operating Expenses: Include all expenses
incurred which do not directly pertain to the furnishing of motor carrier transportation service, such as
interest paid on money borrowed for use in the
business, federal and state income taxes, and similar
items.
Balance Sheet
1.
Cash: Include all cash available for general business
purposes. Include deposits in bank and savings
accounts.
2.
Notes Receivable & Investments: Include all collectible obligations payable to you, the book cost of
investments and securities, and notes of other
companies or persons.
3.
Accounts Receivable: Include amounts currently due
from customers, officers, stockholders and employees.
4.
Prepayments: Include expenses paid or incurred in
advance, the benefits of which will be realized in
subsequent periods. Prepayment of minor items may
be charged directly to the appropriate expense
account.
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