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Driving without valid IFTA decals can result in fines exceeding $500 per violation. Temporary permits should be used while awaiting decals.
Information Required for IFTA Reporting IFTA details - Country, base jurisdiction, and the IFTA Account Number need to be submitted. Vehicle Data - Details about the vehicle, such as the truck/unit number, gross vehicle type, fleet name, fleet number, make, and model may need to be provided.
During the review the reviewer will be discussing your business operations, record maintenance, and reviews a few sample transactions in your records. The reviewer also explains any potential problem areas that may affect the proper reporting of the taxes.
To be qualified, a motor vehicle must travel in at least two IFTA jurisdictions. Additionally, it must weigh over 26,000 pounds, or have three or more axles on the power unit. Or (less applicable to truck companies) be a bus that can carry at least 20 passengers.
Submitting your IFTA report late will lead you to a $50 IFTA late-filing penalty or 10% of the net tax liability, whichever is higher. It may also increase the chances of an IFTA audit.
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Carriers that fail to file their IFTA tax records and payments on time face penalties of as much as 10% of the unpaid taxes and including interest payments. If IFTA auditors determine that record-keeping requirements are not being met, they may issue an inadequate-records assessment.
Accuracy-Related Audit Penalties If the IRS audit reveals that you have not followed the tax laws, you can incur an accuracy-related penalty which is 20% of the understated tax. For instance, if you filed your tax return so that it showed you owed $10,000 less than you do, the accuracy-related penalty will be $2,000.

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