IFTA Quarterly Worksheet
Per-jurisdiction miles and fuel with tax-due calculation. Excel and Google Sheets versions.
Quarterly IFTA worksheets, IRP mileage trackers, and the records you need at year-end for a 1 to 5 truck operation.
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.
Per-jurisdiction miles and fuel with tax-due calculation. Excel and Google Sheets versions.
Per-truck per-jurisdiction annual mileage log that the IRP renewal application reads from directly.
One-page reference for the current UCR fee brackets by power-unit count.
Full jurisdiction tracker with auto-calculated tax. Excel and Google Sheets versions.
The exact folder structure your accountant wants for trucking tax prep, with placeholders for every document.
What each one is, when it’s due, what gets tracked, and the records you need to keep.
DraftingAudit prep binders, DQ files, and the recordkeeping framework that IFTA and IRP slot into.
View Resources →Year-one operating calendar with IFTA, IRP, and UCR due dates. Authority setup sequence.
View Resources →Annual DOT inspection tracker and per-truck maintenance log that pair with IRP renewal.
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