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Driving across the state and province lines requires more than just a commercial driver’s license. Both IFTA and IRP programs simplify the way carriers report fuel taxes and register trucks across multiple states and provinces.

Accuracy is one of the most important things when filing reports, but for IFTA, you need to double the amount. Even small errors can cause penalties, extra bills, or an IFTA audit. All of this costs extra time and money.

An IFTA audit is a review that your base jurisdiction performs to check if your fuel tax filings are correct. Auditors compare your trip and mileage records, receipts and quarterly reports to your actual operations.

Detention time is the hidden tax of trucking. Generally, they are charged for the waiting hours that drivers wait until the cargo is being loaded or unload, excluding the two hours free window.