You have probably looked over your fuel tax report and in the past have noticed there was an extra tax on three different states, Kentucky, Virginia, and *Indiana. You might be wondering "what is this extra charge about!". How is it calculated? What is it used for? What is the difference between IFTA and a surcharge ... [more]

There are many people in the motor carrier or trucking industry that claim they know how to properly do an IFTA quarterly report. However, in our experience, we have found that if you are not an IFTA auditor with many years of experience then you will have to learn and keep up with all IFTA requirements and ... [more]

Have you ever wonder how your state or province picks motor carriers to be audited for IFTA? Hopefully you have not experienced any audits before, but if you have, then you already know how time-consuming, stressful, and expensive it can be. For IFTA, audits are carried out to determine if licensees are in compliance ... [more]

Federal Fuel Tax has changed over the years. Find out what has changed and how it affects you today.   1932 - the House passed a version of the Revenue Act that introduced an oil tariff which described a 1 cent per gallon tax on imported gasoline and fuel oil. The Senate completed work on this entire bill ... [more]

People can be a little weird about change. For example, when the first car was released, there was a shift in the way people thought about getting around. It was no longer a horse and buggy. Now the buggy has no horse. As technology changes and grows, you have the opportunity to change with it, including in your trucking ... [more]