Enlarge image | Department of Taxation and Finance Instructions for Form IFTA-101 IFTA-101-I(10/24) IFTA Quarterly Fuel Use Tax Schedule Important information Column G – Enter the rate code of the appropriate fuel type for To report travel by electric or hydrogen-powered qualified motor each IFTA jurisdiction from Form IFTA-105 or IFTA-105.1 for the vehicles in an IFTA jurisdiction that calculates fuel use tax based quarter you are reporting. on taxable distance traveled, you must file Form IFTA-100, IFTA Column H – Enter the total miles traveled (taxable and nontaxable) Quarterly Fuel Use Tax Return, and Form IFTA-101, IFTA Quarterly in each IFTA jurisdiction for this fuel type only. Enter 0 on a Fuel Use Tax Schedule, using paper. You cannot use Web File. surcharge line. Follow the mailing instructions on Form IFTA-100 and include Column I – Enter the IFTA taxable miles for each IFTA jurisdiction. Form IFTA-101 when you mail your return. Do not include fuel use trip permit miles. Enter on a surcharge0 Note: Effective January 1, 2024, the state of Indiana began line. imposing fuel use tax on electric (EV) or hydrogen-powered Column J – Enter your average fleet mpg from item (E) above. qualified motor vehicles. Indiana calculates fuel use tax on these Enter 0 on a surcharge line. fuel types based on taxable distance traveled within Indiana. For more information, see Special instructions for reporting fuel use tax Column K – Divide the amount in column I by the amount in using the taxable distance method on page 2 of these instructions. column J to determine to the total taxable gallons of fuel consumed in each IFTA jurisdiction. For surcharge* taxable gallons, enter Visit www.iftach.org to review IFTA Inc.’s EV policy memorandums. the taxable gallons from the same jurisdiction’s fuel use tax line, Use a separate Form IFTA-101 for each fuel type. Refer to column K. Form IFTA-105, Final Fuel Use Tax Rate and Rate Code Table 1, Column L – Enter the total tax-paid gallons of fuel purchased and when completing schedules for diesel, motor fuel gasoline, ethanol, placed in the propulsion tank of a qualified motor vehicle in each propane, CNG, and biodiesel. For all other fuel types refer to IFTA jurisdiction. Enter if this0line represents a surcharge, since a Form IFTA-105.1, Final Fuel Use Tax Rate and Rate Code Table 2. surcharge cannot be prepaid. Keep your receipts for each purchase Mark an X in the appropriate box for the fuel type you are reporting. claimed. When using bulk storage, report only tax-paid gallons When reporting a fuel other than those listed, mark an X in the box removed for use in your qualified motor vehicles. Fuel remaining in next to the blank line and enter in the fuel type code and fuel type storage cannot be claimed until it is used. as shown on page 2 of these instructions. A carrier that has purchased motor fuel or diesel motor fuel from Mark an X in the box for the quarter, and enter the year, covered by an Oneida Indian Reservation fuel retailer on which the applicable this schedule. Oneida Nation taxes have been imposed and paid, may claim the motor fuel tax credit for such taxes on their IFTA return. Enter your licensee IFTA identification number. This is your employer identification number or other jurisdiction assigned Column M – Subtract the amounts in column L from column K for identification number as it appears on your IFTA license. each jurisdiction. Enter on0a surcharge line. – If column K is greater than column L, enter the taxable gallons. Enter your legal name as it appears on your IFTA License. – If column L is greater than column K, enter the credit gallons. Entry format – Show gallons and miles as whole amounts. Round Use brackets ([ ]) to indicate credit gallons. to the nearest whole gallon or mile. For example, 1234.5 = 1235 and 123.4 = 123. Column N – Enter the rate for the appropriate fuel type from Form IFTA-105 or IFTA-105.1 for the quarter you are preparing. Item (A) Total IFTA miles – Enter the total miles traveled in IFTA Where a surcharge* is applicable, enter the appropriate surcharge jurisdictions by all qualified motor vehicles in your fleet using the rate from Form IFTA-105 or IFTA-105.1 for the quarter you are fuel type indicated on each schedule (total from column H). Report reporting. all miles traveled whether the miles are taxable or nontaxable. Note: Quarterly tax rates are posted on the IFTA website at Item (B) Total non-IFTA miles – Enter the total miles traveled in www.iftach.org. non-IFTA jurisdictions by all qualified motor vehicles in your fleet using the fuel type indicated on each schedule. Report all miles Column O – Multiply the amount in column M by the tax rate for traveled whether the miles are taxable or nontaxable. that jurisdiction in column N to determine the tax due or credit. Enter any credit amount in brackets ([ ]). Where a surcharge* is Item (C) Total miles – Add the amounts in item (A) and item (B) to applicable, multiply the amount in column K by the surcharge rate determine total miles traveled by all qualified motor vehicles in your for that jurisdiction in column N. fleet. Column P – Returns are due and must be postmarked no later Item (D) Total gallons – Enter the total gallons of fuel placed in the than the last day of the month following the end of the quarter to be propulsion tank in both IFTA and non-IFTA jurisdictions for considered timely. If you file late, calculate interest on any tax due all qualified motor vehicles in your fleet using the fuel type for each jurisdiction for each fuel type indicated on each schedule. indicated. Interest is calculated on tax due from the due date of the return until the date payment is received. Interest is set at an annual rate of 2% Item (E) Average fleet mpg – Divide item (C) by item (D). Round above the underpayment rate established under Internal Revenue to 2 decimal places (for example, 4.567 = 4.57). Code Section 6621(a)(2). Column F – Enter the name of each IFTA jurisdiction that you Note: Interest rates are posted on the IFTA website at operated in during the quarter. Enter the jurisdiction’s name www.iftach.org. on two consecutive lines if the traveled jurisdiction administers a surcharge* in addition to their regular fuel tax. Enter the Column Q – For each jurisdiction add the amounts in column O jurisdiction’s two-letter abbreviation from Form IFTA-105 or and column P, and enter the total dollar amount due or credit IFTA-105.1 for the quarter you are reporting. amount. Enter any credit amount in brackets ([ ]). * Jurisdictions with surcharge: Indiana, Kentucky and Virginia. |
Enlarge image | Page 2 of 2 IFTA-101-I (10/24) Subtotals – Add the amounts in columns H, I, K, L, M, O, P and Q on pages 1 and 2 and enter in the applicable columns on the Need help? Subtotals line on each page. Transfer the subtotals from page 2 to the corresponding columns on the Subtotals from page 2 line, page 1. Visit our website at www.tax.ny.gov • get information and manage your taxes online Totals – Add the Subtotals and the Subtotals from page 2 and enter • check for new online services and features in the applicable column on the Totals line. The total in column Q is the difference of all credits and taxes due for all jurisdictions. Telephone assistance For each fuel type reported, transfer the total from column Q to the corresponding line of Form IFTA-100. For all other fuel types, add Miscellaneous Tax Information Center: 518-457-5735 the Subtotals and the Subtotals from page 2, and transfer the total To order forms and publications: 518-457-5431 from column Q for each of these fuel types to the corresponding line in column S of the worksheet on page 2. Text Telephone (TTY) or TDD Dial 7-1-1 for the equipment users New York Relay Service Special instructions for reporting fuel use tax using the taxable distance method The taxable distance method applies the tax rate to a taxable distance (rate x taxable distance). You must calculate fuel use tax based on miles driven, rather than the net taxable fuel used, on your paper Form IFTA-101. The example below shows how to calculate and report travel by qualified motor vehicles in jurisdictions that calculate fuel use tax by using the taxable distance method. Example: Your fleet of electric-powered qualified motor vehicles (EVs) traveled 2,700 taxable miles in IFTA Jurisdiction A. The tax rate in Jurisdiction A is 6% (0.06). To calculate the fuel use tax due by using the taxable distance method: 1. Enter 2,700 miles in column I. 2. Enter the tax rate 6% (0.06) for electricity in column N. 3. Multiply the amount in column I (2,700) by the tax rate (0.06) in column N to determine the tax due ($162.00). Enter the result ($162.00) in Column O. Worksheet for all other fuel types For each fuel type listed in column R below, enter the total from each Form IFTA-101, column Q, to the corresponding line in column S. Add the totals in column S, and transfer the Total to Form IFTA-100, line 5. Fuel type R S code Other fuel type Total from column Q of Form IFTA-101 C CNG A A-55 (water phased hydrocarbon fuel) B E-85 F M-85 H Gasohol L LNG M Methanol J Biodiesel K Electricity N Hydrogen T Hythane Total Transfer this amount to Form IFTA-100, line 5. |