So I'm buying a truck. (YAY ME!)
Dumb question time. I'm gonna register and plate the truck in PA. But the carrier I'm gonna lease to is going to handle my IFTA reporting and is in OH.
First question: Do I need to file a new IFTA registration to match the plate here in PA, or will I be added to my carrier's IFTA and run their sticker?
Second question: If I do have to file for a PA IFTA, do I list my truck as a common carrier, or as a for hire carrier? Again, I'm leasing my truck to a carrier and will be operating under their authority.
Many thanks in advance!
IFTA registration confusion?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by brsims, Jul 3, 2019.
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Ask your future carrier. Many carriers do the IFTA filing and you buy the plate from them. But sometimes it's the opposite. It's not hard to do IFTA filing , but if you get audited, it can be very one sided.
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I'd ask directly, but the office is closed til Monday (Holiday and all), so I thought I'd throw it out here. Looking to see if I need a sticker, or a temp permit.77fib77 Thanks this. -
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So I'll just need a temporary IFTA permit to move the truck then? I need to stick it in the shop for a minor repair and to get the A/C recharged, then move it to (god save me) AL for "orientation" and company inspection. -
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I think the company you are leasing to will supply you with an IFTA sticker. I had my own when I was working under my neighbors authority. Now that I am leased on with a bigger company they supply the sticker and take care of the reports. I live in Ohio and have my own plate, I am leased to a carrier in Indiana and run their IFTA.
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