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Understand and complying with the requirements to set up your IFTA and/or IRP account is no easy task. If even one item is missed in your paperwork, it'll be rejected until you have it right. That means a longer wait until you can begin operating. And incorrect information could lead to fines if discovered by law enforcement. 
Let our team of vehicle compliance specialists handle the entire process of setting up your IFTA (International Fuel Tax Agreement) and/or IRP (International Registration Plan) accounts, making it easy to comply with the vehicle registration and fuel tax regulations.
We'll complete the application process on your behalf, collect the required supporting documents, review them for accuracy, submit your paperwork to the state, and ensure you receive your credentials. We'll make your IFTA/IRP set up easy.
Fill out the form below or call 888.473.4638 and our authority experts can assist in your IFTA/IRP Set Up.
The International Registration Plan (IRP) is an agreement between states and provinces that provides for the apportioned registration of commercial motor vehicles, allowing a qualifying commercial vehicle to register with just one state and then travel through other jurisdictions with one license plate.
Apportionable vehicles that meet any of the following criteria are IRP-eligible vehicles:
“Apportionable vehicle” means any power unit that is used or intended for use in two or more member jurisdictions and that is used for the transportation of persons for hire or designed, used, or maintained primarily for the transportation of property.
Upon receipt of the carrier’s IRP application and payment of apportioned fees, a license plate and registration (cab) card will be issued for each vehicle registered. The cab card will identify the vehicle for which it is issued and list the registered gross weight the vehicle can operate in each jurisdiction. The registration card must always be carried in the vehicle for which it has been issued.
Some jurisdictions allow transfer of IRP plates under certain conditions. Contact your base jurisdiction for details.
The International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) is an agreement among member jurisdictions (the lower 48 United States and 10 Canadian provinces) for the collection and distribution of fuel use tax revenues.
IFTA allows carriers (including private carriers) to obtain one IFTA license through the base jurisdiction, then file tax returns and make tax payments (as applicable) to the base jurisdiction. The base jurisdiction then distributes the necessary fuel taxes to other jurisdictions where the fleet traveled.
Under IFTA, all carriers operating qualified motor vehicles in more than one jurisdiction are required to:
A “qualified motor vehicle” is a motor vehicle used, designed, or maintained for transportation of persons or property, and that:
Qualified motor vehicles do not include recreational vehicles.
Talk with a Compliance Specialist today at: 888-473-4638 or fill out the form and we'll contact you.