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Tax
and Revenue Administration
International
Fuel Tax Agreement ( IFTA)
Information Circular IFTA-3R4 |
| Last Reviewed: |
February 13, 2012 |
| Produced by: |
Alberta Treasury Board and Finance, Tax
and Revenue Administration |
| For more information: |
tra.revenue@gov.ab.ca |
IFTA-3R4 / February 2012
ALBERTA FUEL TAX ACT
INFORMATION CIRCULAR - IFTA:
ENFORCEMENT - FUEL TAX TRIP PERMITS
NOTE: This information circular is intended to explain the International Fuel Tax Agreement Articles of Agreement and relevant legislation, and to provide specific information. Every effort has been made to ensure the contents are accurate. However, if a discrepancy should occur in the interpretation between this information circular and the articles of agreement or legislation, the articles of agreement and legislation take precedence.
- Carriers registered for IFTA in Alberta must also meet the fuel tax reporting
requirements of non-IFTA jurisdictions in which they travel. This requirement applies to travel in Alaska, District of Columbia, Yukon, and the Northwest Territories. Carriers should contact the
relevant jurisdiction for information concerning these reporting requirements.
- Alberta carriers with qualified motor vehicles not registered for IFTA will not be able
to travel in other IFTA jurisdictions unless they have purchased a trip permit for fuel
tax purposes. If not a member of a licensing pro-rate plan, the carrier will also
have to purchase a trip permit for licensing purposes. Carriers should contact the
relevant jurisdictions for information regarding the purchase of these trip permits.
- Vehicles that do not meet the qualified motor vehicle specifications for IFTA, as found
in Information Circular IFTA-2, Alberta IFTA Licensing and Reporting Requirements, are not required to pro-rate their
fuel tax. The carriers simply pay the fuel tax of the jurisdiction in which the
fuel was purchased.
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