What Does IFTA Stand For?

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Whether you’ve got a small Atlantabusiness or a Marietta major empire that spans all across the country, it’s important to operate your business following the law so that you don’t run into any issues. If you have vehicles delivering cargo and driving across multiple different states or even Canadian provinces, you’ve likely heard about IFTA.

 

 

But, what does IFTA stand for anyway? IFTA stands for the International Fuel Tax Agreement and it simplifies the fuel tax collection and reporting process for interstate commercial carriers. Ready to learn more about IFTA? We’ve got you covered at Jim Ellis Commercial Division! Some of the questions we’re going to help you answer to continue your commercial vehicle research include:

  • What does IFTA stand for?
  • Who needs IFTA?
  • What vehicles require IFTA stickers?
  • Do box trucks need IFTA?
  • What states & Canadian provinces are part of IFTA?

FAQs About IFTA

Before you explore our selection of commercial vehicles, it’s important that you fully understand IFTA. Fortunately, our team has the experience to ensure that your Snellville business succeeds and we’re always here to help if you have any questions or concerns regarding IFTA. With that being said, here are some FAQs about IFTA:

IFTA Requirements – Who Needs IFTA?

Carriers located in IFTA member states and provinces that operate across two or more IFTA member jurisdictions are required to be part of IFTA. Luckily, IFTA aims to make fuel tax management easier so being part of IFTA isn’t necessarily a burden.

What Vehicles Require IFTA Stickers?

While all carriers located in IFTA member states are required to be part of IFTA, what vehicles require IFTA stickers specifically? There are several factors to keep in mind for vehicles that require IFTA stickers. Any qualified motor vehicle that is made to move people or property and fit any of the following requirements will need an IFTA sticker:

  • If you have more than two axles and a GVWR of 26,000 pounds.
  • If you have a vehicle with three or more axles, regardless of weight.
  • If you have a vehicle weighing more than 26,000 pounds.

Do Box Trucks Need IFTA?

So, do box trucks need IFTA? The answer entirely depends on the specific box truck you’re driving. We recommend you explore the vehicle requirements for IFTA to confirm if the box truck you’ll be operating will need an IFTA sticker.

What States & Canadian Provinces are Included in the IFTA Requirements?

Every state in the United States of America except for Alaska, Hawaii, and the District of Columbia are included in IFTA requirements. Additionally, there are 10 Canadian provinces that are included in the IFTA requirements. Those 10 Canadian provinces include:

  • Alberta
  • British Columbia
  • Manitoba
  • New Brunswick
  • Newfoundland
  • Nova Scotia
  • Ontario
  • Prince Edward Island
  • Quebec
  • Saskatchewan

Ask Jim Ellis Commercial Division About IFTA Requirements Today!

It’s vital that you understand the IFTA requirements before you add a new commercial vehicle to your Buford fleet. Be sure to reach out to our team today for further assistance regarding IFTA!

 

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