If you are based in a member jurisdiction and run a qualified motor vehicle in two or more member jurisdictions, IFTA licensing is required except where the Articles say otherwise. If you skip a return, the jurisdiction can assess tax. This page is not tax advice and does not state a penalty amount.
Who has to license
In general, a person based in a member jurisdiction who operates a qualified motor vehicle in two or more member jurisdictions must license under the Agreement. A trip by trip fuel tax option may apply instead of licensing in some situations. See who must file IFTA for a plain language overview.
If you do not file
The Articles allow the jurisdiction to assess tax if a required return is not filed. If you are unsure how your base jurisdiction handles penalties, ask them directly or contact support. For common filing issues, see IFTA filing mistakes.
Where the rate is
The base jurisdiction provides the tax return and tax rates each quarter, and rates can change. If you need timing details, see IFTA quarter dates. The rate number is not listed on this page.
Not tax advice. Haulbook is not IFTA, Inc. and not your base jurisdiction. The rate is published quarterly by IFTA and must be checked on the official IFTA site.