So as we all know Illinois, Ohio, and a few other states raised their fuel tax rates. I'm noticing the IFTA rates remained the same. Why don't we get more of a credit towards IFTA miles traveled in state if the tax went up?
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Discussion in 'Trucker Taxes and Truck Financing' started by Scott72, Jul 5, 2019.
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The rates get adjusted every quarter, when is the effective date of the tax increase? They will be adjusted to reflect the changes.
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It was the gas tax in Illinois, not diesel. For the first time in a long long time, diesel is less expensive than gasoline.
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From Landline Mag:
Illinois
Fuel tax rates in Illinois are on the verge of doubling.
The state now collects 19 cents on each gallon of gas sold and 21.5 cents on diesel. The tax rates are unchanged since 1990.
As part of a $45 billion capital plan approved by the General Assembly the state’s fuel tax rates will increase July 1 to 38 cents and 45.5 cents, respectively.Oxbow Thanks this. -
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