The IFTA (International Fuel Tax Agreement) is an agreement between the 48 contiguous United States and 10 Canadian Provinces for the uniform collection and distribution of fuel use tax revenues.International Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • May 6th, 2019
International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA)International Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • January 10th, 2014
The International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) is an agreement between member jurisdictions to simplify the reporting of motor fuel use taxes. One tax return is filed with the base jurisdiction for fuel consumed in all member jurisdictions. All 48 contiguous states and 10 Canadian provinces are members. A complete list of the member jurisdictions can be found at www.iftach.org.
INTERNATIONAL FUEL TAX AGREEMENTInternational Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • February 12th, 2013
*Pages Item 1 – 8 Final Agenda 9 – 10 Issues on the Agenda for the Annual Business Meeting 11 – 14 Short Track Preliminary Ballot #06-2013 15 – 30 Minutes of the 2012 Annual IFTA Business Meeting 31 – 38 Full Track Preliminary Ballot Proposal #01-2013 and Comments from FirstComment Period 39 – 48 Bylaws of IFTA, Inc. – Proposed Amendments (Highlighted in Yellow) 49 – 56 Full Track Preliminary Ballot Proposal #02-2013 and Comments from FirstComment Period 57 – 64 Full Track Preliminary Ballot Proposal #03-2013 and Comments from FirstComment Period 65 – 74 Full Track Preliminary Ballot Proposal #05-2013-2 and Comments from FirstComment Period 75 – 78 Dispute Resolution Process Discussion from the Dispute Resolution Committee
INTERNATIONAL FUEL TAX AGREEMENT (IFTA) 101 ATTORNEY SECTION MEETINGInternational Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • September 12th, 2014
A Qualified Motor Vehicle (QMV) is a motor vehicle used, designed, or maintained for the transportation of persons or property, with a power unit that
ContractInternational Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • June 15th, 2018
WI INTERNATIONAL FUEL TAX AGREEMENT (IFTA) FOR DIESEL FUEL ONLY Wisconsin Department of Transportation MV2755 12/2019 s. 341.45 Wis. Stats. Motor Carrier Registration Unit PO Box 7979 Madison, WI 53707-7979
ContractInternational Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • December 7th, 2020
The International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) is an agreement among states and Canadian provinces (except Alaska, Hawaii, Yukon, and Northwest Territories) that standardizes the reporting of fuel use taxes by motor carriers operating in more than 1 member state or province. Visit the IFTA, Inc., website for information about IFTA including the most up to date manuals, jurisdiction fuel use tax rates, off-road miles, and updated requirements.
Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA)International Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • May 10th, 2019
The purpose of this manual is to outline the steps involved in licensing under the International Fuel Tax Agree- ment (IFTA). The International Fuel Tax Agreement is an agreement among states and Canadian Provinces to simplify the reporting of fuel taxes by interjurisdictional motor carriers. Upon application, the carrier’s base jurisdiction will issue credentials (license and decals) which will allow the IFTA licensee to travel in all IFTA member jurisdictions.
IntroductionInternational Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • May 20th, 2019
The International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) is an agreement among states to simplify the reporting of fuel taxes by interstate motor carriers. IFTA reporting significantly reduces the paperwork and compliance burdens for fuel use tax reporting on motor vehicles.
DATE: 10/21/2020 8:00 AMInternational Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • October 21st, 2020
IFTA IntroductionInternational Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • April 19th, 2018
Interstate motor carriers buy tax-paid fuel in each jurisdiction they travel through. This tax is used to pay for the carriers' use of the highways in these jurisdictions.
Letter of Findings Number: 42-20150044 International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) For Tax Years 2011-2012International Fuel Tax Agreement (Ifta) • December 9th, 2022
Business owner did not keep adequate records as required by the International Fuel Tax Agreement to demonstrate miles traveled or how much bulk fuel was withdrawn. Therefore, the Department's assessment is correct.
