Do you own a business in the state of Texas? If you do, then you should be familiar with Form CR 91 – an important form mandated by the Office of the Comptroller that all businesses must fill out and submit in order to obtain tax clearance. Properly filing your Form CR 91 is essential for ensuring efficient tax compliance within your organization and avoiding potential penalties resulting from inadequate reporting. In this blog post, we’ll briefly explain what Form CR 91 is, why it’s important, when it needs to be filed, and how business owners can ensure they are submitting accurate information. Read on to learn more!
| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Texas Form Cr 91 |
| Form Length | 1 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 15 sec |
| Other names | TxDOT, E-mail, Texas, Subsection |
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REQUEST FOR COPY OF
PEACE OFFICER'S CRASH REPORT
(Please Submit in Duplicate)
Mail To: Crash Records, Texas Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 12879, Austin, Texas 78711
Make check or M.O. payable to: Texas Department of Transportation |
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CHECK TYPE OF SERVICE DESIRED:
Copy of Peace Officer's Crash Report - $6.00 each
Certified Copy of Peace Officer's Crash Report - $8.00 each
DATE OF REQUEST |
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Transportation Code, Sec.550.065. RELEASE OF CRASH REPORTS. (b) Except as provided by Subsection (c), a crash report held by the department is privileged and for the confidential use of: the department; and an agency of the United States, this state, or a local government of this state having use for the report for crash prevention purposes. (c) allows release of a crash report on written request and payment of required fee: (4) a person who provides the department or law enforcement agency with two or more of the following: date of the crash; the name of any person involved; the specific location of the crash.
Please provide as accurate and complete information as possible.
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MONTH/DAY/YEAR
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IF SO, NAME OF ONE DECEASED |
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INVESTIGATING AGENCY AND/OR OFFICER'S NAME (if known)
DRIVER'S |
DRIVER INFORMATION (if available) |
ADDRESS |
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DATE OF BIRTH |
TEXAS DL NUMBER |
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PASSENGER'S FULL NAME
PEDESTRIAN or PEDALCYCLIST
(if available)
ADDRESS
(if available)
Texas Statute allows the investigating officer 10 days in which to submit his/her report.
Requests should not be submitted until at least 10 days after the crash date to allow time for receipt of the report. The Law also provides that if an officer's report is not on file when a request for a copy of such report is received, a certification to that effect will be provided in lieu of the copy and the fee will be retained for the certification.
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