CNG to be reported for each 100 cubic feet at standard pressure and
temperature.  A blend of Alcohol when containing not more than 15%
Gasoline or Diesel should be reported as E-85 or M-85.    Dimethyl
Ether (DM) and Dimethyl Ether-Liquified Petroleum Gas Blends (DME/LPG)
should be reported under Propane.  

LNG is taxed per Diesel Gallon Equivalent beginning July 1, 2015.  The
tax rate was set by the 2014 Legislative Session to be taxed at $.18
per Diesel Gallon Equivalent. A Diesel Gallon Equivalent of LNG is
measured at 6.06 lbs.   CNG is sold to consumers on the Gasoline
Gallon Equivalent of 5.660 lbs.  However, the tax rate is still on the
measurement of $.18 cents per hundred cubic foot.  The above tax rate
converts CCF to GGE. 

Reporting is not required for propane &/or natural gas in the event 
that proper fuel decals have been obtained.  If fuel decals have not
been obtained, a fuel tax return must be completed using the $0.1950
fuel tax rate. 

To convert CNG from standard cubic feet (scf) into Gasoline Gallon
Equivalents (GGEs),  divide CNG (scf) units by 126.67.  Dyed diesel
fuel or dyed kerosene consumed in PA operations, by qualified motor
vehicles  authorized by the IRS to use dyed fuel on highway, is not
taxable. The Electricity tax rate is per kilowatt hours (kWh).  

Effective April 1, 2014, Biodiesel is a taxable product and taxed as
diesel.

CNG rate now complies with R222.

 FUEL PURCHASED ON IDAHO INDIAN RESERVATIONS -  As of November 1,
2007, diesel purchased from retail outlets on the Shoshone- Bannock
Indian Reservation is Idaho tax-paid diesel for IFTA reporting &
refund. Diesel purchased from Coeur d'Alene & Nez Perce tribe outlets
is not Idaho tax-paid diesel for IFTA reporting and refund purposes. 
Questions, please call toll free 800-972-7855 ext 7855. 

Vehicles less than 3 axles and with declared Gross Vehicle Weight
under 26,001 lbs are taxed at $.18 per gallon.

Effective date for changes is July 1, 2019.

Montana no longer requires gasoline, gasohol and ethanol to be
reported on the IFTA tax return. 

Bio Diesel is reported as a Special Fuel at $0.4940 a gallon and would
be reported in the Diesel column.

For information on B20, see TSB-M-06(4)M, IFTA Reporting Requirements
for the Consumption of B20 in New York State.  For information on CNG
and LNG, see TSB-M-13(1)M, Liquefied Natural Gas Treated the Same As
Compressed Natural Gas. Both TSB-M's can be found at www.tax.ny.gov  

Biodiesel, renewable diesel and blends containing biodiesel or
renewable diesel purchased in Texas must be reported under the fuel
type ?DIESEL?.  Instructions for reporting biodiesel, renewable diesel
and blends are online at
https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/fuels/docs/biodiesel.pdf or call
toll free 1-800-252-1383.  

Ethanol and ethanol blends of gasoline must be reported as Gasoline
and biodiesel and biodiesel blends must be reported as Diesel. CNG tax
rate is expressed in cents cubic meter (as per IFTA Ballot #3-2013) 
LNG tax rate is expressed in cents per kilograms (as per IFTA Ballot
#5- 2015) 	M-85 tax rate is based on a methanol : gasoline blend ::
85% : 15% 

Bill 1, An Act to Repeal the Carbon Levy, repeals the Climate
Leadership Act and Climate Leadership Regulations effective 12.01 May
30, 2019.Accordingly the Alberta Carbon Levy no longer applies to any
fuel as of that time. As this rate change takes place in the middle of
the quarter, there will be a split rate. Please contact Alberta
Finance Tax and Revenue Administration if you have any questions. 

See Special Notice SN 2021 (2) Conversion Factors on Motor Vehicle
Fuels Occurring In Gaseous Form for information about conversion
factors for compressed natural gas and propane. 

CNG rate:  The rate converted to Cubic Feet is $0.00225  

Tax Rate for LNG and CNG is per cubic meter.

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, 2023.

Propane, CNG, and Methanol are taxed at the rates shown per gasoline
gallon equivalent (GGE). One GGE is equal to 5.75 pounds or 1.353
gallons of propane; 5.66 pounds of CNG; and 2.04 gallons of methanol.
LNG is taxed at the rates shown per diesel gallon equivalent (DGE),
with one DGE equal to 6.06 pounds of LNG. All other fuels are taxed at
the rates shown per gallon.  Visit
https://www.dmv.virginia.gov/commercial/#mcs/programs/ifta/calculator.
html for a  calculator to convert quantities of propane, CNG, LNG, and
methanol to appropriate units for IFTA reporting. 

For Utah tax purposes, LNG is measured in Diesel Gallon Equivalents,
meaning  6.06 pounds of liquefied natural gas. CNG is measured in
Gasoline Gallon Equivalents, meaning 5.660 pounds of compressed
natural gas. For Utah tax purposes,  GGE is 2.198 pounds of hydrogen.

Beginning January 1, 2016 the tax on CNG, LNG, and LPG will be added
to the price of the fuel dispensed at the pump or from a storage
facility. 

LNG is measured in Diesel Gallons equivalents of 6.06 pounds of
liquefied natural gas and  CNG is measured in Gasoline Gallons
equivalents of 5.660 pounds of compressed natural gas.

CNG:  A gallon of CNG means 126.67 cubic feet of natural gas at 60
degrees Fahrenheit and one atmosphere of pressure, or 5.66 pounds of
natural gas. 

Liquefied Propane Gas (LPG): When LPG is dispensed as a motor fuel,
the method of measurement is one (1) gasoline gallon equivalent equals
5.75 lbs. of LPG. To convert gallons of LPG to gasoline gallon
equivalent (GGE), divide total LPG gallons by 1.353.  Compressed
Natural Gas (CNG): When CNG is dispensed as a motor fuel, the method
of measurement is one (1) gasoline gallon equivalent equals 5.66 lbs.
of CNG. To convert cubic feet of CNG to gasoline gallon equivalent
(GGE), divide total cubic feet by 123.57.  Liquefied Natural Gas
(LNG): When LNG is dispensed as a motor fuel, the method of
measurement is one (1) diesel gallon equivalent equals 6.06 lbs. of
LNG. To convert gallons of LNG to diesel gallon equivalent (DGE),
divide total LNG gallons by 1.71. 

LNG is measured in Diesel Gallon equivalents of 6.06 pounds of
liquefied natural gas and CNG is measured in Gasoline Gallon
equivalents of 126.67 cubic feet. Methanol is not subject to Iowa fuel
taxes unless blended with other motor fuels for use in an aircraft or
for propelling motor vehicles.  Hydrogen fuel will have a tax rate of
$0.65 per gallon beginning January 1, 2020.  The gallon of hydrogen is
based on the diesel gallon equivalent or "dge", and is two and
forty-nine hundredths pounds.

LNG and Propane are taxed per diesel gallon equivalent (DGE) beginning
July 1, 2017. LNG is taxed at the rate shown per diesel gallon
equivalent (DGE), with one DGE equal to 6.06 pounds of LNG.  Propane
is taxed at the rate shown per diesel gallon equivalent (DGE) with one
DGE equal to 6.41 pounds of propane. Multiply IL taxable and tax paid
propane gallons by 0.651 to determine the DGEs subject to the Illinois
rate. CNG is taxed at the rate shown per gasoline gallon equivalent
(GGE), with one GGE equal to 5.66 pounds of compressed natural gas.
All other fuels are taxed at the rates shown per gallon.              
  For further information, see Informational Bulletin FY 2017-15,
available on our website at tax.illinois.gov. 

Prince Edward Island's Climate Leadership Act and Regulations come
into effect on April 1, 2019.  IFTA vehicles shall pay a carbon levy
on fuel used in Prince Edward Island through the International Fuel
Tax Agreement.   The tax matrix has been updated to include the carbon
levy rate for various fuel types.  CNG tax rate is expressed per cubic
meter (as per IFTA Ballot #03-2013)  LNG tax rate is expressed per
diesel litre equivalent (as per IFTA Ballot #05-2015).  M-85 tax rate
is based on a methanol:gasoline blend of 85%:15%.  The carbon levy
component of the A-55 rate is based on a water:gasoline blend by
volume of 43%:57%.  If you have any questions, please contact Taxation
and Property Records Division, Department of Finance.

Ohio tax rates changes effective 7/1/2019. Ohio CNG tax rate increased
from .10 to .20 effective 7/1/2020 Ohio CNG tax rate increased from
.20 to .30 effective 7/1/2021

Effective October 1, 2019, Arkansas tax rate for Gasoline increased 
to 24.5 cents per gallon along with Ethanol and Methanol. The Diesel
tax rate increased to 28.5 cents per gallon along with Biodiesel