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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Tennessee Tax IFTA form in our editor.
  2. Begin with Part I, where you will calculate Average Miles Per Gallon (MPG). Fill in Column B for Total Miles traveled, Column C for Total Gallons used, and Column D for MPG for each fuel type listed from lines 1 to 12. Ensure that all entries are rounded to whole numbers.
  3. Proceed to Part II, where you will need to complete and attach the applicable pages of Tennessee Form 56 for Fuel Tax Computation.
  4. In Part III, summarize your fuel tax by entering the Tax Due or Credit from Column H of Form 56 in line 13. Calculate any penalties and interest as required, then sum these amounts in line 16.
  5. Finally, declare your information under the Refund Request section by signing and providing necessary details such as title, state, city, and contact information.

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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.
State / ProvinceRateCNG CALIFORNIA (CA) #1 U.S. 0.0887 COLORADO (CO) U.S. 0.1830 CONNECTICUT (CT) #15 U.S. 0.2600 DELAWARE (DE) U.S. 0.220029 more rows
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.
IFTA is an agreement among states in the United States and provinces in Canada that simplifies the fuel use tax reporting for motor carriers that travel both inside and outside California.
Highest taxed states California (12.3%, with 1% tax on income in excess of $1 million) Hawaii (11%) New York (10.9%) New Jersey (10.75%) District of Columbia (10.75%) Oregon (9.9%) Minnesota (9.85%) Massachusetts (5%, with 4% surtax on taxable income in excess of $1,053,750)

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The Netherlands has the highest gas tax in the EU at 0.789 per liter ($3.53 per gallon), followed by Italy at 0.713 per liter ($3.19 per gallon) and Denmark at 0.711 per liter ($3.18 per gallon).
California levies the highest tax on gasoline at 70.9 cents per gallon (cpg), followed by Illinois at 66.4 cpg and Washington at 59.0 cpg. The lowest gas tax rates are levied in Alaska at 8.95 cpg, followed by Hawaii at 18.5 cpg and New Mexico at 18.9 cpg.
The Tennessee gas tax as of December 2022 is 27.4 cents per gallon (26-cent gasoline tax + 1.4-cent special petroleum fee). That equates to $0.274/gallon. We did not get into the minutia of Tennessee state fuel tax management; there could be other details that impact the final amount that the state retains.

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