Non 48 state IRP question

If you travel on a trip permit, report the miles on the IFTA return for documentation on the next IRP application. This allows you to add the jurisdiction within the 100% on the IRP application that corresponding to the mileage-reporting. Many drivers don't report the miles of the trip permit thinking that it will cover both IRP and IFTA tax.

 

You might also need a fuel permit if you don't have that state listed on your IFTA account....

 

The IFTA decal is good in all 48, no additions necessary...but he does need an IFTA; all miles are reportable for fuel tax purposes including those for personal use and maintenance use. etc..