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What Is IFTA?

IFTA is an agreement between the US states and Canadian provinces that simplifies fuel use reporting for motor carriers who operate in multiple jurisdictions. It requires motor carriers to file quarterly tax returns to report the fuel taxes they owe to each jurisdiction they travel through.

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What vehicles are considered IFTA qualified?

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What does base Jurisdiction mean?

The base jurisdiction is the state or province where a commercial motor carrier has its established place of business or where operational records are maintained. It issues the IFTA license and manages and audits the carrier’s IFTA tax reporting.

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FAQ's
What Is The Purpose Of Filing IFTA?

Filing IFTA simplifies fuel tax reporting for carriers operating in multiple jurisdictions and establishes a uniform fuel use tax collection system

Who Needs To File The IFTA?
All interstate carriers operating vehicles with a combined weight of over 26,000 pounds, or those with three or more axles and traveling across two or more jurisdictions, are required to file IFTA reports.
What Is The Due Date For Filing IFTA?

The due date for filing IFTA reports is the last day of the month following the end of each quarter. That is:

  • April 30th for the first quarter (January-March)
  • July 31st for the second quarter (April-June)
  • October 31st for the third quarter (July-September)
  • January 31st for the fourth quarter (October-December)
What Is The Penalty For Not Filing FTA?

The penalty for not filing IFTA reports or filing late is $50 or 10% of the net tax liability, whichever is greater, plus interest at a rate of 1% per month. Additionally, failure to file can result in your IFTA license being revoked and fines of up to $1,000 per day for each day you’re not in compliance.

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