How much are IFTA decals?

Decals are priced per set, and one set goes on each qualified motor vehicle, so a fleet pays the decal charge once per truck rather than once per account. The table lists each jurisdiction’s decal charge beside its license fee, with the agency source for both figures.

Is the IFTA license fee the same as the fuel tax?

No. The license and decal fees on this page are the cost of holding the account. The fuel tax itself is settled quarterly by miles and gallons in each jurisdiction, at the rates on the IFTA rates table, and most carriers owe or recover only the difference between jurisdictions.

Why does my state show no fee amount?

Some base jurisdictions publish no license or decal fee on the record this page renders, and the table keeps that cell empty with the record’s own note rather than printing a guessed figure. The note under the state name says what the agency record does state.

Do I pay the fee in every state I drive through?

No. A carrier holds one IFTA license from its base jurisdiction and pays that jurisdiction’s license and decal fees. The other member jurisdictions receive their share through the quarterly return, not through a separate license in each state.

National reference table

IFTA license cost by state: license and decal fees

13 of 50 IFTA base jurisdictions publish a license fee, from $3 to $35, and 13 charge no license fee on the record this page renders. Decal charges are separate and per vehicle. Haul Handbook read each jurisdiction's own fee record, checked Oct 8, 2026.

By Haul Handbook editorial team· Updated Oct 8, 2026

Two charges, one account

An IFTA account carries at most two entry charges: a license fee for the account itself, and a decal charge for each qualified motor vehicle in the fleet. Both are set by the base jurisdiction, the state the carrier registers in, and both are small next to the quarterly fuel tax the account exists to settle. The IFTA filing walkthrough covers the return itself; this page is only the price of holding the license.

License and decal fees in every base jurisdiction

Each figure comes from that jurisdiction’s own IFTA record, checked Oct 8, 2026 at the latest. An empty cell means the record publishes no such fee, and the note under the state name says what the agency record does state. Fees can change at renewal, so read the amount beside its source marker before budgeting a new account.

IFTA license fee and decal charge by base jurisdiction. Hover or tap any marker for the source.
Base jurisdiction	License fee	Decals, per set
Alabama (AL)Decal fees under the department's threshold of $750 may be paid electronically or by cashier's check, money order, certified bank check, credit or debit card, or cash in person. Payments of $750 or more must be made electronically. Replacement decals are free when the originals were lost in transit for at least two weeks. The Department of Revenue IRP & IFTA page and its IFTA rules state no IFTA license fee, so none is recorded rather than guessed. Rule 810-5-9-.09 says the fee, if any, for a set of Alabama IFTA decals is set under Code of Alabama Section 40-17-150. The department does not print the dollar amount on its IRP & IFTA page or in the rule, so no figure is recorded here.	Not published	Not published
Alaska (AK)Not applicable: Alaska issues no IFTA license. Alaska's motor fuel tax licenses wholesalers and importers as qualified dealers (AS 43.40.094), not motor carriers. Not applicable: Alaska issues no IFTA decals.	Not published	Not published
Arizona (AZ)The published IFTA charges are the $10 original and $10 annual renewal filing fee. A bond of $3,250 may be required depending on the carrier's standing or when it has never held an IFTA license in any member jurisdiction. A $10 filing fee applies to the first IFTA license application and a $10 renewal filing fee applies every year (A.R.S. 28-5735(A)(2); ADOT Motor Carrier Services FAQ). The IFTA Manual calls it a processing fee and asks for certified funds such as a money order or cashier's check on paper applications. No separate decal charge is published. ADOT issues one license and a set of two decals for each qualified motor vehicle, valid for the calendar year, and the FAQ lists the $10 filing fee as the only IFTA fee, so no decal amount is recorded rather than a guessed zero.	$10	Not published
Arkansas (AR)Arkansas charges nothing for the IFTA license or decals on Form AMFT-71. The published charges are on late returns: a $50 or 10 percent penalty and interest at the rate for the delinquent tax period. Form AMFT-71 prints NO FEE beside the number of vehicles requiring IFTA decals, and neither the application, its instructions, nor the Motor Fuel Tax page states any license charge. Form AMFT-71 marks the decal request line NO FEE; decals are requested on the original, renewal, or supplement application.	$0	$0
California (CA)The annual California IFTA license fee is 10 dollars. IFTA decals cost 2 dollars per set; one set is required for each qualified motor vehicle.	$10	$2
Colorado (CO)No license or decal fee. Late returns draw a penalty of $50 or 10 percent of the tax due, whichever is greater, plus interest. Colorado does not charge a fee for the IFTA license. Colorado does not charge for decals. They are mailed by regular mail; expedited FedEx delivery is charged to the carrier's own FedEx account.	$0	$0
Connecticut (CT)DRS publishes no separate IFTA license fee. The charge is the per-vehicle registration and decal fee set by C.G.S. 12-487(b)(1), paid when decal sets are ordered or renewed in myconneCT. C.G.S. 12-487(b)(1) requires a carrier based in Connecticut to register each qualified motor vehicle operated in interstate commerce with the Commissioner of Revenue Services for a fee of ten dollars per vehicle, renewable annually, and DRS supplies the identification markers (decals). The DRS FAQ says payment is submitted with each decal order or renewal in myconneCT. Licensees receive two decals per qualified vehicle.	Not published	$10
Delaware (DE)Neither the DMV IFTA pages, the IFTA manual nor the 2026 license application states a fee for the license itself; the only charge on the application is for decals. No amount is recorded rather than assuming zero. $5.00 per decal set; one set is two decals and each qualified vehicle needs one set. Checks are payable to DMV.	Not published	$5
Florida (FL)There is no fee for the Florida IFTA license itself. IFTA decals cost 4.00 USD per set (pair) per qualified vehicle, renewed annually and charged on initial application and each re-order (re-orders via IFTA Decal Re-order Form, HSMV 85010).	$0	$4
Georgia (GA)Georgia publishes no separate IFTA license fee. The Department of Revenue's motor fuel rules page for interstate motor carriers states the annual IFTA license cost as $3.00 per vehicle, and the same department prices IFTA decals at $3 per set with one set required per vehicle. Because the two figures may describe the same per-vehicle charge, no separate license fee is asserted here; the verified per-vehicle charge is recorded as decal fee. IFTA decals are $3 per set and one set is required per vehicle. One decal goes on or near each side of the cab. Decal requests are processed the next business day and mailed to the address on file.	Not published	$3
Hawaii (HI)Not applicable: Hawaii issues no IFTA license. Hawaii licenses fuel distributors, not motor carriers; the distributor license is free and valid until revoked (Tax Facts 99-1). Not applicable: Hawaii issues no IFTA decals.	Not published	Not published
Idaho (ID)The published IFTA charges are $3.00 per decal set and $10 per 30-day temporary decal. A carrier that reapplies less than a year after canceling must file every return the old license would have required, with a $50 penalty for each of those periods. Idaho charges no separate license fee. The IFTA Handbook states that the cost for obtaining an IFTA license is $3.00 per decal set ordered, so the charge is recorded as the decal fee rather than as a license fee. $3.00 per decal set on the original application, on renewal, and for additional decals ordered during the year. A 30-day temporary decal, for a licensee who needs to put a vehicle in service before decals arrive, costs $10 per unit and is sold at the Tax Commission offices in Boise.	Not published	$3
Illinois (IL)The Department of Revenue states plainly that there is no fee for the IFTA license itself; only the decals are charged. $3.75 per qualified vehicle. Decals are issued in sets of two, and one set is required for each qualifying vehicle the carrier intends to operate.	$0	$3.75
Indiana (IN)$25 application fee, paid with Form IFTA-1A. The $25 is an application fee rather than a per-vehicle charge. The same $25 opens an intrastate Motor Carrier Fuel Tax account on Form MCFT-1A, and IC 6-6-4.1-12(b) fixes that annual permit fee at $25. Indiana publishes no separate decal charge. One set of decals is issued for each qualified vehicle when the application is processed, along with one IFTA license cab card for the company, and additional decals may be requested for qualified motor vehicles added during the calendar year.	$25	Not published
Iowa (IA)New IFTA accounts pay a 10-dollar application fee plus 1 dollar per set of decals, mailed to P.O. Box 10382, Des Moines IA 50306 with checks payable to Iowa DOT, or paid by phone when Iowa DOT contacts the applicant. A 10-dollar charge also applies to process a name, address, USDOT, or TIN change outside the renewal window. The Iowa Truck Information Guide states the IFTA license costs 10 dollars; the Iowa DOT IFTA page's new-carrier checklist repeats the 10-dollar application fee. The IFTA page's new-carrier checklist prices 1 dollar per annual fee for each set of decals; the Truck Information Guide states decals are 50 cents for a set of two. Both figures come from Iowa DOT; the checklist figure is the application-time fee.	$10	$1
Kansas (KS)IFTA license $10 for the first qualified vehicle plus $1 per additional vehicle; extra decal sets $1 each. Kansas fuel trip permits for carriers without IFTA: $13 for 24 hours and $25 for 72 hours, with 7-day ($63) and 10-day ($88) fuel permits also on the KDOT K-TRIPS price list. Form MF-39 and the KDOR motor fuel FAQ both price the IFTA license at $10 for the first qualified motor vehicle and $1.00 for each additional qualified motor vehicle, paid with the application; the licensee then receives a master license and decals for each vehicle. Additional decals cost $1.00 per set, one set per vehicle, ordered online or on Form MF-23. A vehicle leaving Kansas within 10 days may run on a 30-day temporary decal permit the licensee issues itself, one per vehicle, carried with a copy of the IFTA license.	$10	$1
Kentucky (KY)No IFTA license fee is published on the Kentucky Division of Motor Carriers IFTA page; left blank rather than invented. No per-set IFTA decal fee is published on the Kentucky Division of Motor Carriers IFTA page; left blank rather than invented.	Not published	Not published
Louisiana (LA)The whole entry cost of a Louisiana IFTA account for a single-truck carrier is $37.00: the $35.00 initial license fee plus $2.00 for the vehicle's pair of decals. Renewals cost $2.00 per vehicle. Louisiana does not generally require a bond of a first-time applicant; the Department may require one after late filing, unpaid tax, or an audit finding severe enough in its discretion to warrant protecting the other member jurisdictions. A one-time $35.00 initial license fee, paid with the paper Form R-5678-L application or electronically through LaTAP after the account number is issued. There is no cost for a renewal license. A previously closed account can be reactivated without paying the $35.00 again, but only if it has been closed for less than one year, the corporate structure has not changed, and the previous license was not revoked. A reinstatement after revocation is $35.00, and a carrier required to post a bond after a compliance problem must remit the $35.00 initial license fee again on top of the bond and any outstanding liabilities. $1.00 per decal, and two decals are required for each qualified motor vehicle, so the cost is $2.00 per vehicle per year. The Department states the same figure as $2.00 per set for additional sets ordered during the license year and for sets ordered on the annual renewal application. One decal goes on the lower rear exterior of the passenger side and one on the driver side of the power unit. Decals may not be transferred from one company to another, and when a lease ends the party responsible for reporting and paying the tax is responsible for removing them.	$35	$2
Maine (ME)Neither the BMV fuel tax page, Form MV-207 nor the miscellaneous fee table in 29-250 C.M.R. ch. 165 lists a license fee; the only licensing charge is the $5 decal fee. $5.00 per set of two decals, one set per qualified vehicle (BMV page and Form MV-207); ch. 165 lists the fuel decal fee as $5.00 per vehicle. Replacement decals cost the full fee unless the licensee certifies they never arrived or were defective.	Not published	$5
Maryland (MD)The Motor Carrier Handbook states plainly that Maryland does not charge an annual renewal processing fee for an IFTA license and does not charge a fee for IFTA decals; IFTA Compliance Manual Chapter 3 states Maryland does not charge an annual renewal processing fee. Recorded as a zero fee rather than left blank because the sources state affirmatively that no fee is charged. No decal fee: the Handbook states Maryland does not charge a fee for IFTA decals. A two-decal set is issued for each qualified motor vehicle and remains the property of the Comptroller; additional decals are available through the Field Enforcement Bureau, branch offices or the Motor Carrier Connect portal for accounts in good standing.	$0	$0
Massachusetts (MA)No separate license fee is published; Form IFTA-1 charges only the $8 per vehicle decal fee under the heading Decal order and application fee. $8 per qualified vehicle (one set of two decals): the IFTA Manual states decals cost $8 per set and Form IFTA-1 multiplies the number of IFTA vehicles by $8. Decals are not vehicle specific and extra decals can be ordered.	Not published	$8
Michigan (MI)Michigan charges nothing for the IFTA license or the decals. The obligation the fee-free license carries is the quarterly return, which must be filed even for a quarter with no activity. Treasury states plainly on both the IFTA landing page and the Apply for IFTA License page that there is no fee for a Michigan IFTA license and decals. This is a published zero, not an unconfirmed blank. Included in the same published statement: no fee for a Michigan IFTA license and decals. Additional and replacement decals are ordered through the IPC account.	$0	$0
Minnesota (MN)A revoked, suspended, or cancelled license is reinstated for $100 once the cause is cured (Minn. Stat. 168D.06). A bond may also be required on reinstatement, based on industry averages for annual fuel tax liability and up to $25,000 per year per vehicle. The $28 license fee is two statutory charges billed as one line. Minn. Stat. 168D.06 (Fuel license fees, last amended 2023 c 68 art 7 s 12, no 2026 amendment) sets an annual fuel license fee of $15 and an annual application filing fee of $13 for quarterly reporting of fuel tax; $15 plus $13 is the $28 the DVS IFTA manual (April 2025) and MnDOT's 2026 Resource Book list as the license fee. The separate $12 filing fee is the general vehicle transaction filing fee in Minn. Stat. 168.33, subdivision 7, paragraph (a), clause (2), which names motor carrier fuel licenses under sections 168D.05 and 168D.06. Paragraph (f) of that subdivision adds a $1 surcharge when a deputy registrar processes the transaction. A carrier therefore pays $40 a year per account ($41 at a deputy registrar), plus $2.50 per vehicle for decals. $2.50 per vehicle for a set of two decals, set by Minn. Stat. 168D.07 by reference to the International Fuel Tax Agreement line of the section 168.12, subdivision 5 fee table. Decals are not transferable and unused decals are not refunded or exchanged.	$28	$2.5
Mississippi (MS)No Department of Revenue page read for this research states an IFTA license fee. The IFTA, Inc. license fee survey lists no Mississippi charge for the fuel license, the application, replacement or renewal, but that survey reports 2011 figures, so it is not recorded as the current fee. Decals are provided at no cost. On the annual renewal return the carrier enters the number of company-owned trucks that need a decal and, separately, the number of operated or leased trucks that are not company owned. Temporary IFTA decals are requested on TAP.	Not published	$0
Missouri (MO)No license or decal fee. Late returns draw a penalty of $50 or 10 percent of the net tax due, whichever is greater. Missouri does not charge for an IFTA license or decals. Request only as many decals as you need; the count must reconcile with your licensed trucks. No charge. Additional decals are ordered in MoDOT Carrier Express.	$0	$0
Montana (MT)No IFTA license fee is stated on MDT's IFTA page, in the IFTA Guidelines (Rev. September 2025), on the new account information sheet, or on the MDT-IFTA-002 application, which has no fee field. None is recorded rather than guessed. The IFTA Guidelines describe two decals per qualified vehicle and an Additional IFTA Decal Order Form without stating a price, so no decal fee is recorded.	Not published	Not published
Nebraska (NE)10 dollars for the first qualified vehicle plus an additional 1 dollar for each additional qualified vehicle; on receipt of the fees Motor Carrier Services issues the IFTA license and decals for the qualified vehicles. 1 dollar per vehicle beyond the first at application, and 1 dollar for each additional decal set ordered during the year on the IFTA Additional Decal Application. Neb. Rev. Stat. 66-1415 lets the director set the decal fee at no more than 10 dollars per annual decal.	$10	$1
Nevada (NV)IFTA application $25.00; renewal fee $25.00; decals free. MC 051 (01/2025): there is a $25.00 fee for the IFTA application. MC 051: each vehicle in the fleet is issued two vehicle identification decals and there is no charge for decals; replacement decals require form MC 097.	$25	$0
New Hampshire (NH)Neither the DMV IFTA page nor Form RT 129 lists a license fee; the only charge is the $10 decal set. $10.00 per IFTA qualified vehicle for a set of two decals, one for each side of the cab. Checks are payable to State of NH-Road Toll, and an IFTA check cannot be combined with payment for anything else.	Not published	$10
New Jersey (NJ)A fee of $10.00 per vehicle is due with the new account application. Additional decal sets are $10.00 per set, requested by mail on company letterhead with the taxpayer ID number and a check, or in person at the Trenton office once the account is renewed for the current year. Replacement sets for a lost or stolen decal are also $10.00 per set, but a decal that never arrived from a renewal is replaced free of charge after the carrier returns a signed affidavit. Refunds are not issued for excess decal orders or decals ordered in error. New Jersey publishes no separate IFTA license fee. The MVC IFTA pages and Form IFTA-1 price the credential per decal set instead, so no license amount is recorded rather than guessed. $10.00 per set. A set is two decals and covers one qualified motor vehicle. Form IFTA-1 prices the application the same way, at decals requested times $10.	Not published	$10
New Mexico (NM)The New Mexico IFTA Manual describes the license application and renewal but does not state a separate IFTA license fee, so none is recorded rather than invented. There is a $3.50 fee for each set of two IFTA decals ordered. One decal must be displayed on each side of the truck, tractor or bus. Decals for the new year may be displayed as early as December 1.	Not published	$3.5
New York (NY)New York charges no fee for the IFTA license. One license is issued per fleet and is valid from January 1 through December 31. Decals are $8 for each set of two decals ordered. A set is required for each qualified motor vehicle.	$0	$8
North Carolina (NC)North Carolina does not charge a license or decal fee for fuel tax registration. The 2026 IFTA/Intrastate Motor Carrier Compliance Manual states it in those words under License Fee, so this is a sourced zero rather than an unknown. Same source and same sentence as the license fee. One set of two decals is issued for each qualified motor vehicle at no charge, and additional decals may be requested during the license year at no charge.	$0	$0
North Dakota (ND)A revoked license is reinstated by curing the cause of revocation and paying a 20 dollar reinstatement fee online. Additional branch office service fees may apply at Grand Forks. SFN 17105 instructions: a 5 dollar license fee is charged on original and renewal applications, and a 20 dollar handling fee is charged on original and reinstatement applications, so a first-time licensee pays 25 dollars plus decals. 1 dollar per vehicle for decals, plus a 3 dollar card fee when ordering additional decals during the year. Carriers may order decals only for the number of IFTA-qualified vehicles in the fleet (no extras).	$5	$1
Ohio (OH)Neither the Ohio Department of Taxation's IFTA page, the November 2025 Ohio IFTA information pamphlet, nor ORC 5728.02 states an IFTA license fee, so no amount is recorded rather than guessed. Neither the Ohio Department of Taxation's IFTA page nor the November 2025 Ohio IFTA information pamphlet states a decal fee, including for additional or replacement decals requested through OH\|TAX eServices, so no amount is recorded rather than guessed.	Not published	Not published
Oklahoma (OK)Beyond the $2.00 decal set there are two Oklahoma IFTA charges. A revoked licence costs $100 to reinstate. A carrier with a fleet of more than 25 vehicles that files its IFTA application on paper pays a $100 manual application processing fee, waived entirely if the application is filed electronically. Both are in OAC 165:5-3-1(b)(2)(B)(iii). Oklahoma publishes no IFTA licence fee. The Commission's IFTA page answers the cost question with the decal price alone, the IFTA licence application asks only for the decal amount due, and the transportation fee schedule in OAC 165:5-3-1(b)(2)(B)(iii) lists a decal fee, a reinstatement fee and a manual processing fee but no licence fee. left blank rather than guessed. OAC 165:5-3-1(b)(2)(B)(iii)(I) prices the IFTA decal at $2.00 per vehicle per decal set, and the Commission's IFTA page states it the same way: each pair of decals is $2.00. One set of two decals is issued per qualified vehicle, one for each side. Replacement decals are ordered on the same application at the same $2.00 a pair.	Not published	$2
Oregon (OR)The checked CCD IFTA pages and the combined application (Schedule A, form 9908) do not state a dollar amount for the Oregon IFTA license, so no fee is recorded rather than invented. Oregon issues one IFTA license and a pair of decals per qualified motor vehicle; the manual notes that additional decal orders 'may be required to pay an additional amount' but does not publish a fixed per-set decal fee, so no amount is recorded.	Not published	Not published
Pennsylvania (PA)Neither the Department of Revenue's Motor Carriers Road Tax/IFTA page nor the compliance manual states a separate IFTA license fee. Credentials are priced per vehicle (see decal fee), so no license fee is recorded rather than guessed. The Department of Revenue's current Motor Carriers Road Tax/IFTA page states: annual decal fees indicating vehicle registration in Pennsylvania are included in these taxes, the cost is $12 per vehicle per calendar year, and the decals must be displayed on both sides of each qualified vehicle operated in Pennsylvania. STALENESS FLAG: the Department's compliance manual REV-443 (rev. 02-08) still prints $5.00 per vehicle for both IFTA and MCRT credentials. The $12 figure comes from the live agency page and is the one recorded; the manual figure is treated as outdated, not as a conflict in the current price.	Not published	$12
Rhode Island (RI)No fee. R.I. Gen. Laws § 31-36.1-3(a) provides there shall be no fee for the motor carrier fuel use license, and the Compliance Manual states there is no fee for the initial application, reinstatement or renewal; the former $10 fee was eliminated effective July 5, 2019. No fee for decals (identification devices) for licensed motor carriers; the former $10 decal fee was eliminated effective July 5, 2019. Two decals are issued per qualified vehicle.	$0	$0
South Carolina (SC)South Carolina charges nothing for IFTA decals and publishes no licence fee. The costs that do attach to the programme are the quarterly tax itself and the late-filing penalty and interest recorded under penalties. SCDMV publishes no IFTA licence fee. The IFTA Licensing and Renewals page states only that no fee is charged for the IFTA decal, and neither that page nor the Motor Carrier Services Manual names a separate licence fee, so no amount is recorded rather than guessed. SCDMV states directly that no fee is charged for the IFTA decal. SCDMV issues only the number of decal sets matching the number of vehicles on the equipment listing; extra decals for fleet additions are requested through the Motor Carrier Services portal.	Not published	$0
South Dakota (SD)Fees are deposited in the motor fuel administration fund. A bond is generally not required but the secretary may require security of applicants delinquent in filing or payment. SDCL 10-47B-173 sets a 10 dollar fee for the initial interstate fuel user license and 10 dollars for each annual renewal; the Department of Revenue page states the IFTA annual license is 10 dollars. SDCL 10-47B-173 sets 1.50 dollars per vehicle for each set of decals plus 1.00 dollar to mail each set; the Department of Revenue Motor Carrier Services page sells annual decal sets at 2.50 dollars, matching the statute's decal plus mailing components together.	$10	$1.5
Tennessee (TN)The only IFTA amount Tennessee publishes is a $100 reinstatement fee for a revoked license, payable through TNTAP. A licensee may also be required to post a bond after late filing, late payment, or an audit that the commissioner judges serious enough to protect the member jurisdictions. Neither the Department of Revenue IFTA page, the IFTA application (Form RV-R0011801), nor the March 2026 Motor Carrier Education Guide states a license fee, so no amount is recorded rather than guessed. No decal fee is stated on the Department of Revenue IFTA page, on the IFTA application, or in the Motor Carrier Education Guide. Tennessee issues one license and a minimum of two decals per qualified vehicle; additional decals are ordered through TNTAP with no published price.	Not published	Not published
Texas (TX)Neither the Comptroller's IFTA page nor Form AP-178 states a license or decal fee, so no fee amount is recorded. Form AP-178 notes that bonds are not generally required of first-time applicants but may be required after a history of late filing or non-payment. The Comptroller's IFTA page and Form AP-178 state no license fee, so no amount is recorded rather than guessed. Neither the Comptroller's IFTA page nor Form AP-178 states a decal fee, so no amount is recorded rather than guessed.	Not published	Not published
Utah (UT)The published IFTA charges are the $4.00 per set decal fee on renewal (TC-937) and the $100 reinstatement fee after revocation for noncompliance (Tax Commission IFTA page). The intrastate-side Special Fuel User trip permit is $25 under Utah Code 59-13-303(2)(c). No IFTA license fee is published: the Tax Commission's IFTA & Special Fuel User page opens the account through TC-69 online registration or TAP and names no license charge, and the TC-937 renewal bill prices only decals. Rather than guess a zero or an amount, no license fee is recorded. Form TC-937 (Rev. 4/24) prices a decal set at $4.00, total due being the number of sets multiplied by $4.00; a set is two decals displayed one on each side of the vehicle cab. Special Fuel User decals for intrastate-only carriers are free (Form TC-938).	Not published	$4
Vermont (VT)The DMV guide answers 'What is the cost for an IFTA permit?' with 'There is no fee for an IFTA permit.' No decal charge appears on the DMV IFTA page, Form CVO-112, the IRP/IFTA manual or the Commercial Trucking Fees page, and the guide's no-fee answer covers the IFTA permit without naming decals separately, so no decal amount is recorded.	$0	Not published
Virginia (VA)Late filing: $50 or 10 percent of the tax due, whichever is greater, plus interest. Reinstating a suspended license costs $50. The DMV IFTA pages do not print a license fee. The application process ends with an invoice for the decals requested. DMV invoices the decals requested but does not publish the price per set on the IFTA pages or the DMV fee chart. One set of two decals per qualified vehicle.	Not published	Not published
Washington (WA)Licence free, decals $10 per set of two per qualified vehicle per year. Reinstating a revoked or cancelled licence costs $100 for each licence reissued, on top of filing every outstanding return and clearing any balance on the IFTA or IRP account. The Department of Licensing fee table states the Washington IFTA licence carries no fee and is issued with each paid set of decals. This is a published zero, not an unconfirmed figure. $10 per set of two decals, one set for each qualified motor vehicle, applied for every year. One decal goes on each side of the vehicle.	$0	$10
West Virginia (WV)No license fee; $5.00 per decal set. A bond is not normally required, but may be demanded after missed returns or payments, a returned check, or an audit that shows one is needed. The Tax Division's IFTA manual states there is no fee for the application or license. $5.00 per set of two identically numbered decals, one set per qualified motor vehicle, on the new and renewal applications alike. Extra decals can be bought through the DMV's online services during the year.	$0	$5
Wisconsin (WI)Wisconsin publishes four IFTA amounts: a $15.00 application fee on original applications, reopened accounts and late renewals; a $3.00 licence fee; $2.00 per set of decals; and a $25.00 reinstatement fee for IFTA plus $25.00 to unsuspend each IRP fleet. Payment is by cheque or money order payable to Registration Fee Trust, or online through WisCRS. $3.00 licence fee on an original application, an address change, or a replacement licence. Renewal is also $3.00 for the licence plus $2.00 per decal set. A new account additionally pays a $15.00 application fee, which is charged again on a reopened account or a late renewal. $2.00 for each qualified motor vehicle requiring fuel decals, and $2.00 for each additional decal set ordered during the licence year on Form MV2667. WisDOT issues two decals per set, one for the exterior of each side of the cab. Refunds are not available for unused decals.	$3	$2
Wyoming (WY)Total due on the application is 10 dollars plus 4 dollars times the number of decal pairs, payable to WyDOT. Form CC-105 (Rev 2026-01) sets the IFTA license fee at 10 dollars, charged for new and renewal licenses and for a duplicate license or a name change. W.S. 39-17-206(d) has applicants pay the license and decal fees the department prescribes. Form CC-105 (Rev 2026-01) charges 4.00 dollars per pair of decals, one pair per vehicle. The 2022 IFTA Manual still states 3.00 dollars per set; the current application form governs. W.S. 31-18-502 lets WYDOT set the decal fee to recover administrative costs, capped at 10 dollars per annual decal.	$10	$4

What the license fee does not settle

The quarterly return is where the real money moves: miles and gallons by jurisdiction, taxed at each jurisdiction’s own rate. The IFTA fuel tax rates by state table holds the current quarter’s rates, and the IFTA calculator turns a quarter of trip sheets into the amount owed or recovered. A carrier that also runs apportioned plates keeps the two accounts separate: the IRP registration record prices registration by fleet miles, a different bill from this license.