New Hampshire IFTA Forms

New Hampshire or otherwise known as “The Granite State” is located in the Northeastern part of the United States and currently has a population of about 1.3 million people. To receive your IFTA license you can submit an application to the Department of Safety, Road Toll Bureau. New Hampshire currently charges $10 per set of decals and you must have one set for each qualified motor vehicle.

 

State Requirements IFTA New Hampshire Licensing

 

New Hampshire is one of 48 states in the U.S. that has joined the International Fuel Tax Agreement.  What does this mean for truckers? Truckers who travel in this state and at least one other IFTA member jurisdiction are required to report the amount of fuel purchased, fuel used, and miles traveled in that state.  If New Hampshire is your base jurisdiction, the state is responsible for collecting and disbursing the taxes among other jurisdictions on your route. These are the qualifications for IFTA New Hampshire licensing:

  1. You must have an established business in the state.
  2. All operational controls and records are maintained and can be made available in the state.
  3. You operate one or more qualified vehicles that accrue mileage in New Hampshire and at least one other IFTA member jurisdiction.

A qualifying vehicle is defined as one that is designed, maintained, and used for transporting people or property; has two axles and a GVW of more than 26,000 pounds; three axles regardless of weight, or a combination GVW of more than 26,000 pounds.

As an IFTA licensee, you are required to keep track of all fuel expenses and mileage in each jurisdiction on your route.  You will need to submit quarterly IFTA fuel use tax reports to your base jurisdiction. The IFTA quarterly fuel tax schedule is as follows:

 

Quarterly IFTA Due Dates

Q1 January – March April 30
Q2 April – June July 31
Q3 July – September October 31
Q4 October – December January 31

Failure to file on time can result in penalties of 10% of the total tax liability, or $50, whichever is more.  Delinquent IFTA fuel use taxes can interfere with renewing your license and IFTA decals. Most states send the forms well ahead of the due date to ensure that you file on time.  

Once you receive your IFTA license and decals, you can get out there on the road and start earning money.  Before you do, be sure a copy of the license is in the cab of your vehicle and your IFTA decal is displayed on each side of the cab’s exterior.

 

IFTA Sticker Renewal 

 

Your IFTA New Hampshire license and decals are valid for one year, expiring on December 31st.  It’s best to submit your application for renewal by November 30th to avoid any delays. The IFTA allows a grace period through February to display renewal IFTA stickers, but you must have submitted your application on time for the grace period to apply.  

Would you be interested in learning about a safe, reliable way to ensure that you don’t miss any IFTA due dates and get your reports organized?  If so, read more to find out how TruckingOffice can help you meet all IFTA reporting requirements.

 

How TruckingOffice Can Help

 

TruckingOffice software was designed to track all of your miles, fuel purchases and usage, invoices, vehicle maintenance, dispatches, and all other aspects of your trucking enterprise. Your miles are calculated automatically using PC*Miler. You’ll always have access to your information from any computer.  You became a trucker to enjoy the freedom of the open road. So, give us a call today to learn more about how we can help you cut down on paperwork, and have more time to build your business. Start filing your IFTA the easy way today!

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