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STATE OF MAINE International Fuel Tax Agreement Application 2025

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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for filing the IFTA-100, IFTA Quarterly Fuel Use Tax Return, for the period of April 1, 2024, to June 30, 2024. It includes instructions for reporting fuel usage across various types (Diesel, Gasoline, Ethanol, Liquid Propane, etc.) and mandates that all carriers licensed under the International Fuel Tax Agreement must file this return by July 31, 2024. The document provides detailed guidelines on how to calculate taxes due or credits available based on fuel consumption and mileage in different jurisdictions.

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What is the International Fuel Tax Agreement?

The purpose of IFTA is to establish and maintain 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 member states

Is IFTA good for all states?

Most Canadian provinces and US states are IFTA members. The jurisdictions listed below are not IFTA members and IFTA credentials are not valid for travel there: United States: Alaska, Hawaii and the District of Columbia. Canada: Northwest Territories, Nunavit and Yukon Territory.

What is the fuel tax in Maine?

Fuel Tax Rates Tax TypeEffective 07/01/08Effective 07/01/13(5) Gasoline 0.284 0.300 Diesel 0.296 0.312 Jet Fuel 0.034 0.034 Propane 0.206 0.21911 more rows

What states have a surcharge for IFTA?

As we noted at the beginning of this article, the three states that charge fuel tax surcharges are: Indiana, Kentucky, and Virginia. However, *Indiana no longer has the motor carrier surcharge tax. It is now combined with the diesel tax at 48 cents per gallon (IN.GOV).

What states are non IFTA jurisdictions?

Which jurisdictions are members of IFTA? The 48 contiguous US States and 10 Canadian Provinces are members of IFTA. Alaska, Hawaii, D.C., and territories from the USA and Canada are not members of IFTA.

What are non-IFTA jurisdictions?

What is considered Non-IFTA Miles (section B on IFTA - 101)? ∎ Non-IFTA Miles are miles driven in jurisdictions. that are not part of IFTA, which include. Washington DC, Alaska, and the 3 Canadian Territories; Nunavut, Yukon and Northwest Territories.

What states do not participate in the IFTA?

Non-IFTA Jurisdictions United States: Alaska, Hawaii, and the District of Columbia. Canada: Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon Territory. Mexico: All states, and the Federal District of Mexico City.

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