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# How to generate IFTA Fuel Tax reports

## IFTA Reporting and Fuel Receipt Guide

### Generating IFTA Fuel State Mileage Report

#### Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Login to the portal
2. Navigate to reports:
   * Click on **GPS tracking** and wait for the **GPS tracking page** to load
   * Select **IFTA**
   * Choose **IFTA Report Request**
3. Set report parameters:
   * Select **Vehicle**
   * Choose **Fuel type**
   * Specify **Duration**
   * Click **Submit**
4. Access generated reports:
   * Go to **IFTA**
   * Select **IFTA Report Request**
   * View or download reports as needed

### Viewing Uploaded Fuel Receipts

#### Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Login to the portal
2. Navigate to receipts:
   * Click on **GPS tracking**
   * Wait for **GPS tracking page** to load
   * Select **IFTA**
   * Choose **Search Fuel Receipt**
3. Search for receipts:
   * Select **Date Range**
   * Choose **Vehicle**
   * Click **Submit**

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important Notes**

* Ensure all parameters are correctly selected before generating reports
* Reports will be available immediately after generation
* Save or download reports as needed for record keeping
  {% endhint %}

### Need Help?

Contact support if you experience any issues generating reports or accessing fuel receipts.


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