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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the fuel trip report in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your company name and tractor details at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the vehicle involved in the trip.
  3. Fill in your name as the driver, along with trailer details. Ensure accuracy to maintain proper records.
  4. Input the beginning date and odometer reading, followed by the origin of your trip. This establishes a clear starting point for your mileage.
  5. Next, enter the ending date and odometer reading, along with your destination. Calculate net trip miles by subtracting the beginning odometer from the ending odometer.
  6. Document all fuel purchases by listing each truck stop or city where fuel was obtained, including gallons purchased and total cost. Attach original receipts for verification.
  7. Review all entries for accuracy before saving or exporting your completed report.

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Mileage (MPG or L/100km) = (Total Distance Travelled) / (Total Fuel Consumed) For MPG: Mileage (MPG) = (Odometer Reading at Refill 2 Odometer Reading at Refill 1) / Fuel Added. For L/100km: Mileage (L/100km) = (Fuel Added / Total Distance Travelled) * 100.
To calculate your takeoff fuel weight, multiply your takeoff gallons by the weight of fuel. What will be your landing fuel weight? To find this, youll need to know your landing gallons, and multiply this by the weight of fuel.
Fuel reports display details related to fuel consumption, fuel purchase data, and carbon footprint calculations. Use these reports to gain insight into how your fleet is performing, helping you to save costs and fuel, and see if vehicles need servicing or maintenance.
Divide the total distance (km) by 100. Now multiply the answer by the average fuel consumption, and then multiply this number by the price of fuel (per litre).
How to calculate IFTA tax Track Total Miles Driven in Each Jurisdiction. Record the miles driven in each state or province using trip logs, odometer readings, or GPS tracking. Calculate Overall Fuel Mileage. Determine Fuel Consumed per Jurisdiction. Apply the Jurisdictions Tax Rate. Reconcile Tax Paid and Tax Owed.
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The Mileage and Fuel Trip Report is a document used to record and report the distance traveled and fuel consumption for a specific trip or during a specified time period. It helps in tracking vehicle usage and fuel efficiency.

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