In a press release, the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue reminded truckers that this Friday, Dec. 31, is the deadline to apply for 2005 Motor Carriers Road Tax/IFTA decals.
Operators who apply for decals by the deadline are granted a 60-day grace period, to March 1, to display the decals on their trucks.
Qualified motor vehicles include two-axle trucks having a gross or registered gross weight greater than 26,000 pounds; three-axle trucks regardless of weight; and combinations greater than 26,000 pounds, unless exempted by law. Trucks that operate solely in Pennsylvania need PA Non-IFTA decals. Trucks that operate in Pennsylvania and out of state must display IFTA decals.
Truckers can download an application for the decals from the Department's Web site at http://www.revenue.state.pa.us/ or contact the Bureau of Motor Fuel Taxes at 1-800-482-4382.
Deadline for 2005 Pennsy Fuel Tax Decals Tomorrow
In a press release, the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue reminded truckers that this Friday, Dec. 31, is the deadline to apply for 2005 Motor Carriers Road Tax/IFTA decals
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