IFTA, or the International Fuel Tax Agreement is active between 48 states of the United States and the Canadian provinces in order to make reporting of fuel use by motor carriers a lot easier. What’s more, IFTA Three Point O is an application to bring all the calculus to the virtual world for more efficient management of all data.

Once the uneventful setup process is over you can run the program without restarting your system. The database is initially empty, with the unit management screen brought up on launch. You can close it to take a look over what the program has to offer, but sooner or later you need to return here for data input.

Adding units simply means creating entries for your drivers. As such, requirement fields are quite simple, asking for a unit number, driver name, as well as the vehicle VIN. You’re free to add as many entries as you wish.

The unit management screen is also the place to view range and consumption values. These are added in a new window, but you need to be careful on the quarter interval in which the value is added. Luckily, entries can easily be modified at any moment. Both the unit data and unit manager are fitted with print functions in case you want to get the lists on sheets of paper.

In order to be up to date with all tax data, the application can download Tax Rates from the Internet. This greatly help you rule out most of the issues or errors prone to happen by decimal differences in prices.

When all is done, you can configure reports to print out. These are generated in a new window, with the possibility to select the time range and custom entries to include in the report. However, these reports can’t be locally saved, but only printed out on paper.

Bottom line is that large groups and data are best managed in specialized applications, and IFTA Three Point O is here to help with IFTA. The interface is well-organized, and it’s fairly easy to add entries and generate your reports.