Wyoming IFTA Information

Wyoming is also known as the “Cowboy State” and lies in the Western United States with a population of about 600,000 people. Currently to obtain an IFTA license in Wyoming you must submit an application to the Department of Transportation. The current charge for a license is $10 with an additional $3 decal fee. Each qualified vehicle operating in IFTA jurisdictions is required to have one set of decals.

 

State Requirements Wyoming IFTA Licensing

 

The International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) was created to streamline the process of collecting and disbursing interstate fuel use taxes. An IFTA license offers many benefits to truckers, beyond just a simpler process. For example, truckers will need only one license and one set of IFTA decals to travel between member jurisdictions. Also, they will only need to file one quarterly fuel tax report.

To determine whether Wyoming is your base jurisdiction you must meet the following IFTA requirements:

  • Your business is based in and operates from Wyoming and least one other IFTA jurisdiction.
  • All official operations and records are maintained in Wyoming or can be made available here.
  • You operate one or more qualified vehicles that accrue mileage on Wyoming highways.  

Additionally, your vehicle(s) will need to qualify before applying for an IFTA license. You are required to obtain an IFTA license if your vehicle is designed for the transport of persons or products and has:

  • Two axles and a GVW or registered GVW exceeding 26,000 pounds or;
  • Three or more axles regardless of weight or;
  • A combination of GVW over 26,000 pounds.

Once your application is approved, you will receive one IFTA license and two IFTA decals. Be sure to keep a copy of the license in each vehicle and display the IFTA decals on the rear exterior of each side of the cab(s).  The IFTA also requires you to keep track of all fuel expenses in each jurisdiction on your route, as well as mileage accrued. This information is to be used when filing the quarterly fuel use taxes with your base jurisdiction.  

Failure to file the IFTA fuel tax before the due date can incur penalties of up to 10% of the amount owed, or $50, whichever is greater.  Non-compliance with quarterly taxes may prevent the renewal of your IFTA license.

 

Renewing Your Wyoming IFTA License

 

A Wyoming IFTA license is valid for one year only, expiring on December 31st.  You must be in compliance with all IFTA fuel use taxes to be eligible for a renewal.  You should file for renewal by November 30th to avoid delays and penalties. IFTA Wisconsin gives members the ability to renew their applications online or to submit renewals by mail. If you have not received your renewal paperwork by the expiry date, Wyoming IFTA gives truckers an IFTA sticker grace period which extends to February of the coming year. During this time, you must display your old permits and decals to remain compliant. Due dates for filing are 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

How TruckingOffice Can Help

 

The trucking industry is busy and fast-paced and spending hours in the office is time-consuming. Keeping track of all IFTA requirements and paperwork is stressful. TruckingOffice has the solution. TruckingOffice makes filing your quarterly IFTA easy by keeping all of your information in one place. Our software programs help you meet all deadlines and file all documents properly. We help you get organized, keeping track of invoices, vehicle maintenance, fuel purchases, dispatches and IFTA tax reports. Your miles are calculated automatically using PC*Miler. Contact TruckingOffice today to learn more about how we can save you time and maximize profits. Start filing your IFTA the easy way today!

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