IFTA Inc Annual Reports

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Wisconsin Proposed Ballot

IFTA Procedures Manual P1100

Annual reporting to be consistent between jurisdictions.

History/Digest

 

Each year jurisdictions are required to provide data to IFTA Inc in regards to number of IFTA accounts, IFTA audits and revocations, reinstatements and decals. The goal of this ballot to make the required data capture data will be of use to other jurisdictions, and to ensure that all jurisdictions are providing the same data from their respective jurisdiction.

Intent

 

The intent of this ballot is to amend the IFTA Procedures Manual to provide jurisdictions with more defined information as it relates to the IFTA annual repot.

[Italics] Indicates Deletion; Underlining Indicates Addition

.100 Reporting Requirements

All jurisdictions which are members under this Agreement shall submit an annual report by March 1 for the preceding calendar year to the repository for distribution to each member jurisdiction.

.200 Reporting Period

The report shall be for the period beginning with the date of membership through December 31 and for each calendar year thereafter.

.300 Required Information

Content of the annual report to member jurisdictions [shall] must include:

.005 Number of total IFTA account (this includes inactive, active and cancelled accounts) which shall consist of all licensees that are issued an IFTA license and decals for a licensing year excluding licensees who where issued credentials in error and returned those credentials to the base jurisdiction;

[ .010 Number of cancellations and suspensions /revocations; ]

.015 Number of completed audits;

.020 Number of completed audits with assessments including credits;

.025 Number of new licensees with shall consist of all new accounts licenses, but does not include licensees renewed or reinstated, for the registration year being reported or previously registered in another member jurisdiction; and

.030 Unusual activities within a member jurisdiction that could affect an audit. For example, if your jurisdiction believes that you had an activity occur in your jurisdiction, that would or could change the results if an audit, include a description here.

.040 Number of sets of decals issued;

.050 Price per set of decals;

.060 Application fee amounts; including license fees, reinstatement fees, other fees, please explain.

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