Individual Vehicle Mileage and Fuel Report - Idaho State Tax 2025

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States with the highest gas tax State tax rates vary widely. Californias rate (69.8 cents per gallon) and Illinoiss rate (67.1 cents) are highest, followed by Pennsylvania (58.7 cents). Alaska has, by far, the lowest state tax (9 cents per gallon), followed by Mississippi (18.4 cents) and Hawaii (18.5 cents).
How much is sales tax in Idaho? The base state sales tax rate in Idaho is 6%. Local tax rates in Idaho range from 0% to 3%, making the sales tax range in Idaho 6% to 9%.
Gas Tax by State StateGasoline Tax Hawaii $0.16 / gallon Idaho $0.32 / gallon Illinois $0.47 / gallon Indiana $0.35 / gallon47 more rows Dec 13, 2024
A recommended and acceptable source document under IFTA and IRP is an Individual Vehicle Mileage Report (IVMR). The IVMR is the original record generated in the course of actual vehicle operation and is used as a source document to verify the registrants reported distance and fuel use.
See the detailed list of diesel fuel taxes by state. StateState excise taxTotal federal state taxes* Idaho $0.3200 $0.5740 Illinois* $0.4550 $0.8822 Indiana $0.4900 $0.7440 Iowa $0.3250 $0.569046 more rows
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When buying a car in Idaho, youll pay 6% of the vehicles purchase price, whether you buy from a private seller or a car dealer. Idaho tax law does not discriminate between the two.
On average, as of April 2019, state and local taxes and fees add 34.24 cents to gasoline and 35.89 cents to diesel, for a total US volume-weighted average fuel tax of 52.64 cents per gallon for gas and 60.29 cents per gallon for diesel.
Under IFTA, all miles must be counted interstate and intrastate; work- and non-work-related; and loaded, empty, deadhead, and bobtail miles. If a vehicle is driven for personal use or is in the shop for repairs and the maintenance crew takes it out for road tests, all those miles must be counted.

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