Three filings, one set of records

IFTA, IRP, and UCR all draw from the same underlying data: jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction miles and fuel. Track that data once, file all three from it. The carriers that pay accountants $400 a quarter to redo IFTA from scratch are the ones who never set up a tracker.

The materials here are organized around that single data model. A jurisdiction tracker that calculates IFTA tax automatically. An IRP mileage record that the renewal application pulls from. A UCR worksheet that picks the correct fee bracket from your power-unit count. Year-end tax records that hand over to your accountant in one folder.

Tools in this category

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IFTA Quarterly Worksheet

Per-jurisdiction miles and fuel with tax-due calculation. Excel and Google Sheets versions.

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IRP Mileage Tracker

Per-truck per-jurisdiction annual mileage log that the IRP renewal application reads from directly.

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UCR Fee Calculator

One-page reference for the current UCR fee brackets by power-unit count.

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Quarterly IFTA & Fuel Tracker

Full jurisdiction tracker with auto-calculated tax. Excel and Google Sheets versions.

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Year-End Tax Folder Template

The exact folder structure your accountant wants for trucking tax prep, with placeholders for every document.

Compliance

IFTA, IRP, UCR: The Tax Acronym Soup

What each one is, when it’s due, what gets tracked, and the records you need to keep.

Drafting

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Audit prep binders, DQ files, and the recordkeeping framework that IFTA and IRP slot into.

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Year-one operating calendar with IFTA, IRP, and UCR due dates. Authority setup sequence.

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Maintenance Records

Annual DOT inspection tracker and per-truck maintenance log that pair with IRP renewal.

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