Get smart about IFTA

April 12, 2019

What IFTA is, the problem with it, and how to prepare for an audit.

Interstate motor carriers have to deal with a wide array of government regulations that demand more and more of their business. As this industry is becoming increasingly regulated, it is more important than ever for carriers to get smart about their administration and record-keeping systems, including the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) reporting. Learn about how to manage your IFTA requirements with this whitepaper from Omnitracs.

What is IFTA?
The Problem with IFTA.
Fines and Penalties
Should you Worry about Being Audited?
How to Get Smart about IFTA Reporting

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