From LLCs to IFTA, We’ve Got You Covered

New York, Kentucky, New Mexico and Oregon charge heavy trucks a tax based on the miles they drive inside the state. Each one runs its own registration, its own returns and its own credential, separate from your plates and your fuel tax license. Here is who owes each one, how it is calculated, how often […]

The 2027 Unified Carrier Registration fees are final. They were published on 1 September 2026, they take effect on 1 October 2026, and they are up by an average of about 20 percent. Registration for the 2027 year opens on 1 October 2026 and closes on 31 December 2026. Here are the actual numbers, what […]

Apportioned plates confuse people because the bill does not look like a registration bill. You are not paying one state for one plate. You are paying your base state a single amount that it then divides among every jurisdiction you told it you would drive in, in proportion to the miles you said you would […]

“Trucking authority” is one of those phrases the industry uses constantly and defines rarely. It gets used to mean a number, a document, a permission and a business model, sometimes in the same conversation. If you are deciding whether to get your own, the first thing worth having is a clear definition, because most of […]