IFTA

Discussion in 'Trucker Taxes and Truck Financing' started by racer35j, Jul 8, 2010.

  1. racer35j

    racer35j Bobtail Member

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    Okay guys venturing into the o/o I am going to lease on too a company and I am curious as I was loking over there agreement I get 78% of gross the 22% they get covers brokerage, authority, and ifta fees? I will be pulling reefer and have to pay them 5% of monthly gross to rent the trailer as well as pay the reefer fuel. My question is they are charging me for ifta fees so are they going to deduct the fuel or am I
     
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  3. musicmaker

    musicmaker Medium Load Member

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    If you buy the fuel then you deduct the fuel, IFTA fees they deduct since they are paying the fees. Reefer fuel is off road fuel
     
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  4. Lilbit

    Lilbit Road Train Member

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    IFTA is separate from the fuel. IFTA is basically just extra tax money for the states to get per gallon of fuel from trucking companies. Like musicmaker says, if you buy the fuel you deduct it.
     
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  5. Coonass

    Coonass "Freshy Fresh"

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    5% of monthly gross just to rent their trailer.......:biggrin_2555::biggrin_2556::biggrin_2559:

    So if you gross 20k next month your gonna pay them 1k just to use their
    trailer...:biggrin_2559:






    You would be crazy not to take your money get you a loan for a decent
    used trailer and pay a few hundred a month compared to a
    thousand.
     
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  6. Roadmedic

    Roadmedic Road Train Member

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    Not exactly.

    IFTA is only a distribution of the fuel taxes to the states where they had miles driven.

    Otherwise, buy large fuel and only buy in a cheaper state and the roads would go downhill quick.
     
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