The study examined regarding nonuniform state licensing and permit requirements on commercial interstate truckers as well as taxes and fees associated with those requirements. Over 750 truck drivers were interviewed at 10 locations across the country to determine the extent to which current license, permit, tax, and fee requirements pose a trucking industry problem. Eleven motor carriers and several officials from each of nine states were also interviewed. The following areas were studied: (1) registration, fuel, and third structure tax requirements; (2) utilities commission requirements; (3) industry procedures and activities for compliance including obtaining permits, record keeping, report filing, and enforcement activities; (4) out-of-pocket costs of trucker compliance including taxes, permit costs and bond expenses; (5) differences in costs among small, medium and large fleets of trucks; (6) differences in costs among private, exempt and regulated carriers; (7) apportionment, prorating and reciprocity; and (8) the effect of a federally administered system of taxes.
Effects of Current State Licensing, Permit and Fee Requirements on Motor Trucks Involved in Interstate Commerce
1975
249 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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