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How to Calculate IFTA Tax: Fuel Tax Reporting Total Miles Driven in Each State/Province X ÷ Overall Fuel Mileage = Fuel Consumed in Each State/Province X. Fuel Tax Required in Each State/Province X \u2013 Fuel Tax Paid in Each State/Province X = Fuel Tax Still Owed to Each State/Province. Extra Tips for IFTA Fuel Tax Reporting.
To be issued a Texas IFTA license, Texas must be your base jurisdiction. For Assistance - If you have any questions about this application, filing tax returns or any other tax-related matter, contact the Texas State Comptroller's office at 1-800-252-1383. We process applications in the order they are received.
Non-Taxable Miles are miles travelled that are not subject to motor fuel taxes (IFTA). Each jurisdiction has its own unique definition of non-taxable mileage or exemptions. In other words, your Non-Taxable miles are those miles that fall under any of the IFTA jurisdictions' exemptions.
What is IFTA? IFTA (The International Fuel Tax Agreement) is an agreement between all US states (except Alaska and Hawaii) and Canadian provinces and territories (except Yukon Territory, Northwest Territory and Nunavut), to simplify the reporting of fuel use by motor carriers that operate in more than one jurisdiction.
The purpose of IFTA is to establish and maintain the concept of a single fuel tax license for all of your qualified motor vehicles, authorizing them to travel in all IFTA jurisdictions, requiring you to file only one tax return each quarter with your base jurisdiction to report your fuel usage and mileage for all IFTA ...

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Non-Taxable Miles are miles travelled that are not subject to motor fuel taxes (IFTA). Each jurisdiction has its own unique definition of non-taxable mileage or exemptions. In other words, your Non-Taxable miles are those miles that fall under any of the IFTA jurisdictions' exemptions.
IFTA stands for The International Fuel Tax Agreement. IFTA is an agreement between the lower 48 states and 10 Canadian provinces to help simplify fuel tax collection and reporting for interstate commercial carriers.
The purpose of IFTA is to establish and maintain the concept of a single fuel tax license for all of your qualified motor vehicles, authorizing them to travel in all IFTA jurisdictions, requiring you to file only one tax return each quarter with your base jurisdiction to report your fuel usage and mileage for all IFTA ...
There are several jurisdictions that are not IFTA members where IFTA credentials are not valid, these include: Alaska, Hawaii and the District of Columbia, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon, as well as all the states and Federal District of Mexico.
If your vehicle(s) is registered in Texas, has established operation control and records in the state, and accrues mileage there, Texas is your base jurisdiction. You will need to apply for a Texas IFTA license.

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