Which States Report the Highest Percentage-Based Fuel Tax Late-Filing Penalties?
When you file late as a fuel supplier, distributor, or first receiver, you can face a…
Ohio Motor Fuel Tax Holiday: Why the Details Matter
When Ohio announced a 90-day motor fuel tax holiday, many industry discussions focused on one takeaway:…
What Happens When Fuel Tax Knowledge Lives with One Employee?
Your fuel tax process may be working today. But would it still work if your most…
The Hidden Data Tax of Your ERP
Your ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Has the Data. Your Tax Return Doesn’t. Here’s Why. For most…
Fuel Excise Tax and Working Capital: 4 Ways Tax Teams Can Protect Cash Flow
Fuel excise tax is usually viewed as a compliance obligation. CFOs and tax leaders should also…
What Do Auditors Look for in a Fuel Tax Audit?
Fuel tax auditors typically look for six things: accurate gallon reporting, reconciliation between records and returns,…
An Inconvenient Truth: Ledger Reconciliation, Returns, and Amendments (Oh My)
Fuel tax reconciliation is often described as a back-office process, a step to ensure excise tax…
Fuel Excise Tax Compliance in Turbulent Markets: Key Takeaways from IGEN and Weaver
Motor fuel tax compliance is becoming harder to manage with manual processes, static tax calendars, and…
Connecticut Fuel Tax Filing Requirements Are Changing: Form OP-216, Form O-MF, Form MF-1
Connecticut fuel companies face two compliance deadlines arriving simultaneously this summer. Effective July 31, 2026, all…
Why Tax Compliance Timing Is a Cash Flow Decision
Tax compliance carries costs that finance leaders can see, like penalties, interest, audit exposure, and administrative…
How Fuel Tax Deferrals Improve Cash Flow for Distributors
Cash flow is the heartbeat of the fuel distribution industry. For distributors moving millions of gallons…
5 Reasons Fuel Tax Reporting Breaks Down During ERP Transitions
Upgrading your Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system is intended to streamline operations and improve efficiency. For…
