Guides for the IFTA quarter

These guides explain IFTA quarterly filing in plain language: what the report is, who must license, when the quarter ends, and which records to keep. They cite IFTA, Inc. and help you find the right next step without guessing at rates or forms.

Start here

IFTA is the International Fuel Tax Agreement. Under IFTA, member jurisdictions work together to administer and collect motor fuel use taxes, and the base jurisdiction provides the tax return and tax rates each quarter while processing the quarterly returns. See what the report is, who must file, and quarter dates.

Then the records

Good mileage records make the quarterly report easier to prepare, and the report should match the miles and fuel activity you tracked during the quarter. If you are organizing your paperwork, start with how to file IFTA and use the quarter checklist to catch common mistakes before you send anything in.

Tools

Use the worksheet to gather mileage and fuel details in one place, then compare your notes with the checklist so you do not miss a record or enter the wrong quarter on the report.

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.