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International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA)
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What is IFTA? IFTA is the
"International Fuel Tax Agreement." It's a cooperative agreement among the
lower 48 states and all Canadian provinces to simplify the permitting and reporting of
fuels use tax by interstate motor vehicle operators. Through IFTA, carriers can
get their fuels tax license for all qualified motor vehicles and report their fuels use to
their base jurisdiction for all jurisdictions that are IFTA members.
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How much does an IFTA license cost? The
processing fee for the Idaho IFTA license is $10. IFTA decals are
$.60 a pair; you need two decals for each vehicle.
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How do I apply for an IFTA license?
You can apply for an IFTA license electronically or by using a paper form.
For
faster service, complete and submit the application online. Applications are
also available at any Tax Commission office, at the Idaho Transportation Department's
Ports of Entry, or the One-Stop Shop in Boise.
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What are the advantages of IFTA?
- As an IFTA licensee, your base jurisdiction will issue you an IFTA license and
decals, which allows you to travel in all IFTA member jurisdictions.
- With an IFTA license, you only have to file one fuels tax return in your
base jurisdiction to report fuels use in all
member jurisdictions. Also, you only make one payment or
receive one refund, which is the total of all
tax amounts due or credits received from all IFTA jurisdictions in which you travel.
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