Any commercial vehicle weighing more than 26,000 pounds must register for New Mexico’s Weight Distance Tax (WDT) before operating within the state. This requirement applies to both intrastate and interstate carriers. To stay compliant, motor carriers must submit their quarterly mileage reports through the state’s online system.

ARS team provides efficient permitting assistance to help you secure your New Mexico WDT permit without delays. If you meet the state’s criteria, we can process your permit in just minutes. And if you’re missing any documentation or need additional support, our team will manage the full filing process on your behalf.

Reach out to us today to get your New Mexico WDT permit and keep your fleet moving smoothly.

Fast & Simple NY HUT Permit Processing

New York requires certain commercial motor vehicles operating on its public highways to be registered under the Highway Use Tax (NY HUT) program. Keep in mind that toll-road portions of the New York State Thruway are exempt from HUT, so these miles should be tracked separately in your logs. The tax amount is determined by the vehicle’s weight and the reporting method selected by the operator.

For carriers and owner-operators, staying up to date with NY HUT rules is essential to prevent penalties and maintain smooth operations in the state.

Contact us today to obtain your NY HUT permit and streamline your compliance in New York.

Obtain Your KYU Permit Quickly and Easily

Commercial carriers operating in Kentucky with a licensed weight of 59,999 pounds or more are required to participate in the Kentucky Highway Use (KYU) tax program. This program requires eligible operators to register for a KYU account and report the miles traveled within the state each quarter.

Mileage reporting and tax payments can be completed online, but staying current with quarterly filings is essential to remain compliant with Kentucky transportation regulations.

Reach out to ARS team today to get your KYU permit and keep your Kentucky operations running smoothly.

Maintain Connecticut Compliance with the Required Permit

Connecticut mandates that commercial trucks weighing more than 26,000 pounds obtain an annual operating permit through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This permit must be renewed every year, and the fee varies based on the vehicle’s weight and specifications. For carriers who only need to travel through the state occasionally, the DMV also offers single-trip permits for interstate movements.

Reach out to us today to stay compliant in Connecticut with simple annual permit filing and convenient trip-permit options.

Simplify Your Oregon Monthly or Quarterly Filing Requirements

Oregon requires carriers holding an Oregon weight receipt to submit regular reports—typically every month(but can opt for quarterly too)—even when no miles or activity occurred. Missing these filings can lead to penalties, so staying current with the state’s rules is essential.

Our experienced team can manage your filings accurately and on schedule, including support with the highway use tax bond, helping you meet all Oregon compliance obligations without stress.

Contact us today to learn more about our Oregon filing services and how we can assist with your highway use tax bond needs.

Submit Your IFTA Fuel Tax Return With Confidence

Motor carriers participating in the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) must report their quarterly mileage and fuel usage so states can correctly assess fuel taxes. Accurate filing is essential to avoid costly penalties or compliance issues.

ARS team provides professional IFTA reporting support to help you stay current with all requirements. We’ll assist in organizing your mileage and fuel data by state, making the quarterly reporting process simple and stress-free. Remember, IFTA returns are due on the last day of the month following the close of each quarter.

Get in touch with American Registration to learn more about our IFTA filing services and keep your operations compliant year-round.