International Fuel Tax Agreement
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Oct 1, 2026
Gov. Sanders Executive Order, USDA Relief Payments and ArFB State Board Member Dana Stewart
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6:36John McMinnHOST
Eligible vehicles must be registered in Arkansas, fall within the vehicle classes listed in the order, and be owned and operated by an agricultural forestry business primarily for that business's work.
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6:47John McMinnHOST
Vehicles lis- licensed under the International Fuel Tax Agreement are excluded.
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6:52John McMinnHOST
The order also directs the Department of Finance and Administration to request matching penalty relief for the IRS.
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6:57John McMinnHOST
That means that s- that the state's action does not automatically remove federal restrictions on dyed diesel.
Gov. Braun extends gas tax suspension, lifts fuel rules for farmers
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2:59Mike BraunSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That would've given a benefit that was not necessary to the people actually driving over-the-road vehicles that don't even stop here.
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3:08Mike BraunSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's called IFTA.
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3:09Mike BraunSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's a different measurement for anybody that's driving a truck commercially.
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3:14Mike BraunSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Farmers, most of what they do would be driving within our state.
Arkansas Dyed Diesel Order Covers Farm and Timber Trucks
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1:40speaker_0HOST
To qualify, a vehicle must fall in Arkansas Registration Class 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8, be registered in the state, and be owned and operated mainly for an agricultural or forestry business.
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1:53speaker_0HOST
Vehicles licensed under the International Fuel Tax Agreement are excluded, so most interstate carriers fall outside the order.
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2:00speaker_0HOST
Qualifying vehicles may also run a mix of dyed and undyed fuel in the same tank.
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2:05speaker_0HOST
Farm operations must commercially produce food, fiber, grass sod, nursery products, or livestock, backed by tax filings or, for newer businesses, a credible plan.
Pain at the Pump: How High Might We Go?
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32:07Scott ThompsonHOST
Uh, but again, fuel cards are a gr- a great way to save some money on the margins there.
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32:12Ashley BlackfordHOST
Another thing, making IFTA work for you.
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32:14Ashley BlackfordHOST
IFTA redistributes fuel, fuel taxes based on where miles are driven, not where fuel is purchased.
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32:20Ashley BlackfordHOST
So if you purchase fuel in a lower state, you'll save a little bit of money in the moment, but you've gotta take state fuel taxes into consideration.
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32:29Ashley BlackfordHOST
So it's important to review IFTA reports from time to time to identify trends and regions.
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32:34Scott ThompsonHOST
Another thing to keep in mind, uh, tire pressure.
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32:37Scott ThompsonHOST
It really does matter for rolling resistance, tire wear, and fuel economy.
100% OWNER-OPERATORS. 30% TURNOVER. HOW?
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14:29Chasity HebnerGUEST
We got some of the lowest insurance rates in the industry.
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14:33Chasity HebnerGUEST
We help with paying and filing their fuel and IFTA taxes.
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14:36Chasity HebnerGUEST
We pay for cargo and liability insurance.
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14:39Chasity HebnerGUEST
We give them the tools.