• International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA)
  • Bulk Fuel Withdrawal Log (.pdf)
  • Bulk Fuel Inventory Reconcilation (.pdf)
  • IFTA Web Site
  • IFTA General Information (.pdf)
  • IFTA Training Video
  • Preservation of Records (.pdf)
  • Recordkeeping Requirements(.pdf)
  • Individual Vehicle Distance Record (IVDR)(.pdf)
  • Individual Vehicle Distance Record (IVDR) Sample(.pdf)
• Motor Fuel Tax Reporting (MFT)
  • DFA Motor Fuel Web Site
  • Import Export Rules and Regulations (.pdf)
  • MFT Permit Questions
  • Motor Fuel Import/Export Permits Order Form
  • Motor Fuel General Information (.pdf)
• Audit Reports 

Internal Audit is divided into two sections: the Motor Fuel Tax Section and the Internal Audit Section. The Motor Fuel Tax Section conducts International Fuel Tax Agreement audits and Motor Fuel Tax audits. The Internal Audit Section conducts Information Systems audits, Utility Audits and Internal Audits of Department Districts and Divisions.

Internal Audit Mission Statement

The Internal Audit Section’s mission is to provide management with independent and objective evaluations of the adequacy and effectiveness of the operations and controls of the Arkansas Department of Transportation.

Internal Audit Independence Statement

Internal Audit is free from Department impairments to independence in our reporting.  Results of audits are reported to the Director of the Arkansas Department of Transportation.  Audit reports are also available to the public for review.

International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) Mission Statement

The mission of IFTA Audit Staff of the Arkansas Department of Transportation is to ensure that the taxpayers of Arkansas are in compliance with the IFTA governing documents and related requirements, to recommend for assessment or credit any fuel tax revenues that have been incorrectly reported in the most cost effective manner possible.

Motor Fuel Mission Statement

The mission of Motor Fuel Audit Staff of the Arkansas Department of Transportation is to ensure that the taxpayers of Arkansas are in compliance with the Motor Fuel/Special Motor Fuels tax laws and related requirements, to recommend for assessment or credit any Motor Fuel/Special Motor Fuels tax revenues that have been incorrectly reported in the most cost effective manner possible, and to recommend new legislation needed in these areas.