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<IRS> Form 8933 is used to claim the section 45Q carbon oxide sequestration credit. Taxpayers who capture and permanently isolate qualified carbon dioxide must file this form; for example, a $28.43 per metric ton rate applies to line 1g of Part III.
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<IRS> Form 8933 is used to claim the section 45Q carbon oxide sequestration credit. Taxpayers who capture and permanently isolate qualified carbon dioxide must file this form; for example, a $28.43 per metric ton rate applies to line 1g of Part III.
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This form lets you claim a tax credit for capturing carbon dioxide from the air and storing it permanently. You use specific rates based on how much you capture, like $28.43 per metric ton for certain activities.
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Partnership or S corporation electing to treat the credit as a payment of taxes under section 6417(d)(1)(C)
To report total credit amount on line 9 of that form
✓ Verify election applies and Part III line 9 is completed correctly
Failed to meet apprenticeship labor hour-requirements for facility construction
To report penalties under section 45(b)(8)(D)
✓ Review Notice 2022-61 and independent third-party LCA verification
Failed to meet prevailing wage requirements for facility construction
To report penalties under section 45(b)(7)(B)
✓ Review Notice 2022-61 and T.D. 9998
Not stated in the official source.
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Part III, line 1a (Qualified facility/equipment description)
Detailed description of each qualified facility/equipment · Project documentation or equipment records
Line 1g (Credit rate per metric ton)
Notice 2025-25 for inflation-adjusted rates · IRS.gov/2025 inflation adjusted credit rates and applicable dollar amounts
Line 8 (Credit amount if allocated via K-1)
Schedule K-1 (Form 1065), box 15 code AW; or Schedule K-1 (Form 1120-S), box 13 code AW · Partner’s or shareholder’s tax return
Pre-filing registration requirement for payments or transfers
IRS pre-filing tool at IRS.gov/Register for elective payment or transfer of credits · Online portal
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Entity Info
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Name and taxpayer ID of the entity claiming the credit.
Credit Info
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Type of credit or incentive being claimed.
Calculation
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The base amount used to calculate the credit.
Calculated credit amount after applying formulas and limitations.
Certification
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Detailed breakdown supporting the credit calculation.
Signatures
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Sign and date the form.
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Fillable formOpen in Editor->The official edition is Rev. December 2025; for latest information about developments related to Form 8933, visit IRS.gov/Form8933.
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Do I need to report the credit on this form if my partnership received a Schedule K-1 code AW?
Filer might think they use Form 8933 but instructions say otherwise for allocated credits
→ Look at line 8 of this form; if you have only an allocated credit, do not report here—report directly on Form 3800
When should I use Form 3800 instead of this form?
Entities (partnerships/S corps) may be confused about where to report payment/transfer elections
→ If you’re a partnership or S corp electing payment or transfer for the credit, refer to Form 3800 Part III line 1x; see p.3 and p.12 instructions
What if I fail to meet apprenticeship requirements?
Filer might not know about the penalty risk from failing wage/apprenticeship rules
→ Review Notice 2022-61 (p.7) for correction steps; failure may result in credit denial or recapture
Do I need to register before filing?
Some filers miss the pre-filing registration requirement for EPEs/credit transfers
→ Complete pre-filing registration at IRS.gov/Register for elective payment... before submitting Form 8933 (p.3)
How do I find the current credit rate?
Filer might use old rates from prior years
→ Check Notice 2025-25 on IRS.gov for 12/2025 adjusted rates (p.1)
What if my only carbon oxide credit is allocated to me?
Filer may not know the difference between claiming their own credit vs receiving an allocation
→ If your credit was allocated via Schedule K-1 code AW, do not use Form 8933—report directly on Form 3800 Part III line 1x (p.12)
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This form lets you claim a tax credit for capturing carbon dioxide from the air and storing it permanently. You use specific rates based on how much you capture, like $28.43 per metric ton for certain activities.
Taxpayers claiming the section 45Q carbon oxide sequestration credit must file this form; partners in partnerships with valid section 761(a) elections are considered the filer.
The form collects information about your facility, carbon capture equipment, and the amount of qualified carbon dioxide captured to calculate the tax credit (Part I), your personal details (Part II), and the credit calculation (Part III).
Complete Part I with facility and equipment details, then Part II with your information (including qualified carbon oxide amounts), followed by Part III to calculate the credit using correct inflation-adjusted rates. Sign the form before submitting.
Filer might think they use Form 8933 but instructions say otherwise for allocated credits Look at line 8 of this form; if you have only an allocated credit, do not report here—report directly on Form 3800
Entities (partnerships/S corps) may be confused about where to report payment/transfer elections If you’re a partnership or S corp electing payment or transfer for the credit, refer to Form 3800 Part III line 1x; see p.3 and p.12 instructions
Filer might not know about the penalty risk from failing wage/apprenticeship rules Review Notice 2022-61 (p.7) for correction steps; failure may result in credit denial or recapture
Some filers miss the pre-filing registration requirement for EPEs/credit transfers Complete pre-filing registration at IRS.gov/Register for elective payment... before submitting Form 8933 (p.3)
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