IFTA Matrix
Fuel Tax Rates

2nd Quarter 2023 Tax Rate Changes

Exchange Rate*: U.S.= 1.3686 / Canada = 0.7307

Last Updated on 5/29/23



State / Province Rate GasolineSpecial DieselGasoholPropaneLNGCNGEthanolMethanolE-85M-85A55BiodieselElectricityHydrogen
BRITISH COLUMBIA (BC) #13 U.S.
Can.		0.7968
0.2881		0.8808
0.3185		0.7968
0.2881		0.3529
0.1276		0.4817
0.1742		0.3427
0.1239		0.7968
0.2881		0.1974
0.0714		0.7968
0.2881		0.2273
0.0822		0.8808
0.3185		0.8808
0.3185
COLORADO (CO) U.S.
Can.		0.2400
0.0868		0.2450
0.0885		0.2400
0.0868		0.1350
0.0489		0.1200
0.0434		0.1830
0.0661		0.2400
0.0868		0.2400
0.0868		0.2400
0.0868		0.2400
0.0868		0.2400
0.0868		0.2450
0.0885
FLORIDA (FL) #18 U.S.
Can.		0.3830
0.1385		0.3817
0.1379		0.3830
0.1385		0.3817
0.1379
GEORGIA (GA) U.S.
Can.		0.3120
0.1128		0.3500
0.1266		0.3120
0.1128		0.3120
0.1128		0.3120
0.1128		0.3120
0.1128		0.3120
0.1128		0.3120
0.1128		0.3120
0.1128		0.3120
0.1128		0.3120
0.1128		0.3500
0.1266
NEW YORK (NY) U.S.
Can.		0.4210
0.1522		0.4035
0.1459		0.4210
0.1522		0.2400
0.0868		0.4210
0.1522		0.4210
0.1522		0.4210
0.1522		0.4210
0.1522

Footnotes

# 13 - BRITISH COLUMBIA 
Ethanol and ethanol blends of gasoline must be reported as Gasoline
and biodiesel and biodiesel blends must be reported as Diesel. LNG tax
rate is expressed in cents per kilograms (as per IFTA Ballot #5-
2015). CNG tax rate is expressed in cents cubic meter (as per IFTA
Ballot #3-2013). M-85 tax rate is based on a methanol : gasoline blend
:: 85% : 15%
# 18 - FLORIDA 
Effective July 1, 2018, the current exemption of natural gas fuel (LNG
and CNG) from the taxes imposed by Chapters 206 and 212, F.S., was
extended through December 31, 2022.  Governor Ron DeSantis has signed
into law (HB 7071) a one-month Fuel Tax Holiday. All motor carriers
who are licensed with the International Fuel Tax Association (IFTA),
traveling in Florida, and purchasing gasoline products will see a
reduced tax rate from October 1, 2022, through October 31, 2022. The
reduced tax rate does not apply to Diesel.  IFTA returns are still
required to be filed for the quarter that includes this Tax Holiday.
All miles traveled and fuel purchases must be reported on IFTA returns
to accurately reflect miles per gallon (MPG) for the period. Between
October 1 and October 31, 2022, Gasoline and Gasohol filers should
report all total/taxable miles traveled and tax paid fuel gallons
purchased in Florida for the Tax Holiday. Please use the following
instructions below for reporting activity from October 1, 2022,
through October 31, 2022: There will be a split tax rate for the 4th
quarter of 2022 for Gasoline and Gasohol- FL   will be used for the
correct tax rate for 10/01/2022 – 10/31/2022 FL1 will be used for
the correct tax rate for 11/01/2022 – 12/31/2022

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