Your Current IFTA License Expires December 31, 2025
The IFTA license is valid for the current calendar year and expires December 31 regardless of the date the license was obtained.
A license and decals for 2026 will be issued if your 2025 IFTA license has not been revoked or canceled, and all deficiencies on account have been paid. If there are deficiencies on your IFTA account, your renewal will be held for processing or returned. License fees included with the renewal may be used to satisfy deficiencies if your account is revoked.
Renew Online
Registered TOL users will be notified when online renewal opens. Online renewal typically opens in October and is available through February 2026.
- When you renew online, electronic credentials are issued immediately.
- Your 2026 IFTA decals will be sent by mail.
- If you do not have a login password, see the online renewal instructions above.
- Note: Registrant accounts cannot renew online.
Renew by Mail
Incomplete or unpaid renewals will be returned unprocessed.
Renew In Person by Appointment or Walk-In
Contact one of our offices listed above.
If You Are Not Renewing Your IFTA License
Check the Do Not Renew for 2026 box, indicate the close effective date, then sign and return the Renewal form.
If There Was a Change in Ownership (for example, an individual to a partnership)
Check the Ownership Change box and the Do Not Renew box. Indicate the close effective date, then sign and return the Renewal. Now is the time to make changes without incurring additional licensing fees!
To establish a new motor carrier account, contact our Commercial Vehicle Tax Services Center at 503-378-6699.
To Determine Your Renewal Fee
Use the fee chart below. The annual license fee is determined by the number of IFTA qualified vehicles in your fleet. Vehicles with a gross weight of 26,000 pounds and under do not qualify for IFTA licensing unless the power unit has three or more axles or are used in a combination that exceeds 26,000 pounds gross weight.
The Number of Decals Issued Will Reconcile with the Number of IFTA Qualified Vehicles Registered!
| Number of Vehicles | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16-20 | 21 & over |
| Regular Fee | $280 | $295 | $310 | $325 | $340 | $355 | $370 | $385 | $400 | $415 | $430 | $445 | $460 | $475 | $490 | $525 | $575 |
| Farm Fee | $50Flat Fee Note: More than 50% of your IFTA qualified vehicles must be Farm plated.
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To Qualify for The Farm Rate
More than half of the IFTA qualified vehicles you operate must have Oregon farm plates. Include your Farm Identification Number on the renewal. Your farm rate qualification may be verified at any time. If we find that you do not qualify for the farm rate, you will be charged additional licensing fees based on the number of vehicles you operate. Non-payment of additional fees may result in revocation of your IFTA license.
IFTA Decal Placement. Each qualified motor vehicle will be issued two IFTA decals. One decal will be placed on the rear exterior portion of the cab’s passenger side. The second decal will be placed in the same position on the driver’s side. See back of decal for application instructions.
IFTA License Distribution
The IFTA license must be carried in each qualified motor vehicle. You must make copies of the IFTA license if needed, as Oregon will issue one IFTA license.
Electronic Credentials
An electronic copy of your IFTA license may be carried in each IFTA qualified motor vehicle in place of a paper credential. A legible electronic credential is acceptable in all IFTA member jurisdictions.
If you complete your renewal online, an electronic credential will be issued and made available upon completion. If your renewal is processed by mail or at a CCD office, you may obtain an electronic credential by logging into TOL and clicking on the following:
- IFTA – Show.
- IFTA Reprint License.
- Year 2026.
To Request Additional Decals Throughout the Year
Submit a Request Additional IFTA Decals (form 9744) or submit your request on Oregon Trucking Online (TOL). Additional decal requests may require an additional fee based on the number of IFTA qualified vehicles operating in your fleet.
Recordkeeping
IFTA recordkeeping requirements may exceed the retention period of your electronic logging device (ELD). IFTA records must be maintained for a period of four years. A detailed list of requirements is available on our Recordkeeping web page.