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MINNESOTA Department of Revenue PDA56 Gasoline and Other Fuels Multiple Schedule Report for calendar month of 20 Print or type Company name (same as on license) Minnesota Tax ID: Address City State

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1. To fill out gasoline and other fuels, follow these steps:
2. Park your vehicle in a safe and well-ventilated area.
3. Turn off the engine and remove any electronic devices or open flames.
4. Open the fuel tank door and locate the fuel cap.
5. Unscrew the fuel cap and set it aside.
6. Grab the fuel nozzle and insert it into the fuel tank opening.
7. Hold the nozzle firmly and select the desired fuel grade.
8. Squeeze the trigger or lever on the nozzle to start the fuel flow.
9. Keep an eye on the fuel level to avoid overfilling.
10. Once the desired fuel amount is reached, release the trigger to stop the flow.
11. Remove the nozzle from the fuel tank and securely reattach the fuel cap.
12. Wipe off any spills or drips from the fuel tank or surrounding areas.
13. Close the fuel tank door and double-check for a tight seal.
14. Dispose of any used fuel containers or gloves in an appropriate manner.
15. Remember to always follow any additional instructions provided by the fuel station or your vehicle manual.

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1. Gasoline and other fuels are needed by various individuals and industries, including:
2. - Car owners who have vehicles running on gasoline or other specific fuels.
3. - Motorcyclists, boat owners, and other recreational vehicle enthusiasts.
4. - Construction, agriculture, and transportation industries relying on machinery and equipment.
5. - Gas stations, fuel distributors, and petroleum companies.
6. - Generators and power equipment users during emergencies or off-grid situations.
7. - Aviation and aerospace industries for aircraft fueling.
8. - Manufacturing plants utilizing fuel-powered machinery.
9. - Research facilities and institutions conducting experiments or tests with fuels.
10. - Alternative energy advocates exploring new fuel options.
11. These are just a few examples, but the need for gasoline and other fuels is widespread in various sectors.

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