IFTA is the International Fuel Tax Agreement between the 48 U.S States and the Canadian Provinces for the carriers who operate their qualified vehicle in more than one member jurisdiction to report their fuel use tax with ease.
Carriers operating their qualified motor vehicle out of their home jurisdiction requires IFTA registration. A vehicle is qualified under the following measures:
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Qualified Motor Vehicle will not include recreational vehicles unless used for business purposes.
Submit an IFTA-1A Application to the Department with a fee of $25 to get an IFTA license.
An IFTA license with a set of decals valid for a calendar year is assigned to each IFTA licensee. Each vehicle must have a license photocopy.
Indiana IFTA license and decals do not require a payment.
State / Province | Gasoline | Special Diesel | Gasohol | Propane | LNG | CNG | Ethanol | Methanol | E-85 | M-85 | A55 | Biodiesel | Electricity | Hydrogen | |
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INDIANA (IN) #13 | U.S. Can. |
0.5300 0.1732 |
Due Dates: Find the IFTA quarterly returns filing due dates below. If the filing deadline falls on a weekend/State holiday, then consider the next business day as the due date.
Tax Return Reporting Quarters | Due Date |
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January - March | April 30 |
April - June | July 31 |
July - September | October 31 |
October - December | January 31 |
Yes, submit a “zero” report to file a quarterly fuel tax return even if no fuel was used.
Penalty for late filing and no filing the return is $50 or 10% of tax due, whichever is greater. Each state's delinquent taxes dues are calculated at the interest of 0.4167%.
Each jurisdiction has interest calculated at the start of the day after each month’s due date, or fraction of a month until paid even if you have a net refund, fuel underpayment.
The IFTA quarterly tax report will be sent to all IFTA licensees thirty (30) days before the deadline. Failure to receive quarterly tax reports does not exempt licensees from reporting obligations. A licensee must file quarterly tax report even not operated or purchased taxable fuel in any IFTA member jurisdiction.
Find more information at: www.in.gov/dor/4226.htm