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Anyone familiar with IFTA regulations pertaining to gasoline purchases. States guarantee they get their fuel tax for the miles trucks drive in their state. Even if you fill up in one state and drive through another, you are on the hook for the tax calculated on the miles you've driven through based on average miles per gallon for your vehicle. Wait until someone gets anal and requires cars to keep logs of miles and fuel purchases and you file fuel tax returns. Their wont be ways to skirt the problem areas.
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