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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the IFTA-101 in the editor.
- Begin by marking an X for only one fuel type in the designated section. Choose from Diesel, Motor fuel gasoline, Ethanol, or Propane.
- Indicate the quarter covered by this schedule by marking an X in the appropriate box. Ensure you prepare a separate schedule for each fuel type if necessary.
- Enter your Licensee IFTA identification number and the year covered by this schedule.
- Fill in total IFTA miles and total non-IFTA miles. Use these figures to calculate your average fleet mpg as per the instructions provided.
- Complete the jurisdiction details including rate code, total IFTA miles, taxable miles, and other required calculations on page 2 of the form.
- Finally, transfer totals from each schedule to Form IFTA-100 as instructed and make a copy for your records.
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how is ifta tax calculated
Feb 27, 2026 IFTA applies to most states and Canadian provinces. New York State participates in IFTA to administer and collect its fuel use tax.Read more
by L OConnell Cited by 2 This reflects the range of fuel tax levies. In 2004, the diesel tax in Georgia was $0.12 per gallon, while in the state of. New York it was $0.328 per gallon.Read more