IFTA by myself, doing it on my own, instead of hiring it done?

1. You just pay to mytax.illinois.gov site
2. Weight distance tax is related to NM. KY also have a tax related to mileage driven in KY state.

 

Ifta is filed in Illinois where you have your ifta license.
The other wdt states you can open an account or get trip permits prior to entering those states. Maybe you can get nm at Poe, not sure.

You may have different time periods to file, monthly/quarterly/annually.
Depends on the state and how many miles you pay for.

Good luck

 

When you do IFTA, you pay Illinois, they divi out the money to the other states you drove in for that last quarter. If you drive all lower 48 then you must do NM, OR, NY and if over 59k KY. That means you must have IFTA account plus a account for the other 4 states. You will have to do 5 reports each quarter. Really esy to do. If no miles in that quarter for that state you still have to log on and report no miles. Hope this helps

Edit.. as stared above Oregon was the only one that wanted me to file monthly for the first year.
Also IFTA is a license not authority. You must carry that license in your truck at all times. That will show you are licensed for that year plus have the sticker numbers to show those stickers on the side of your truck belongs to you.

 

Oregon doesn't have fuel tax for diesel in commercial vehicles. Instead you pay approximately $0.21 cents per every mile you run in the State.

 

Yes, on quarterly filing. No on double payment. Except when you go to toll roads, then you double pay. As of 3 years ago there was a state in the Northeast, I believe NH, don't quote me, that you didn't have to account for miles driven on toll roads in IFTA reports.
You can get a permit for Oregon for each individual trip, without account or quarter reports, but you can only get so many for that perticulate truck. After that you must register with a account.OR also requires a bond, depending on your credit and how many trucks you have. I paid 100.00 a year 1 truck , that is just the bond. NM you can also buy a trip permt, I believe they charge by your weight and permit only good for x amount of days.NY is the same. KY is needed if over 59k pounds. Again this is needed only if you travel thru these states.

 

Those states are NOT special, it's a sneaky and dishonest way to grab more money for themselves. If those states just want more money they can just raise the registration fee for the miles driven in their states in IRP, but no they must create more bureaucracies, more loops for truckers to jump to keep truckers on the defensive. If you live in these states please contact your state representatives and voice our displeasure.