Amends section 6206 to add references to section 6434 in places where section lists other specified sections (inserting '6427, or 6434' and adding '6434' to a list that previously read '6420 and 6421').

This bill lets people get a refund if they paid federal fuel tax on dyed diesel or kerosene that is supposed to be tax‑free. If you can show you took eligible dyed fuel out of a fuel terminal, the government must pay you back the amount of tax that was already paid. Refunds don’t include interest, and they’re handled like regular federal tax refunds.

• Who is affected: People or companies that remove dyed diesel fuel or kerosene from fuel terminals and can show the fuel is tax‑exempt under existing law.
• What changes: You can get back the federal fuel tax that was previously paid on this eligible dyed fuel; no interest is added to the refund.
• When: The text provided does not state an effective date.