Trucking Compliance Services in Minnesota
Paperwork in the motor-carrier industry is never-ending — necessary, complicated, and non-income-producing. Every hour you or your staff spend on compliance is an hour not spent earning. Hand it to people who've done nothing else since 1973.
What trucking compliance covers
If you run interstate, most of these apply to you. We handle all of them — or just the ones you want off your plate.
Help for your kind of operation
Owner-operator, small fleet, or a private fleet hauling your own goods — start where you fit.
Owner-Operators
One truck, your authority, your name on the line. We handle IFTA, IRP, 2290 and your drug-testing pool so you can keep rolling.
For owner-operatorsSmall Fleets
A few trucks and growing. Stop drowning in renewals and quarterly filings — hand the whole back office to us.
For small fleetsPrivate Fleets
You haul your own freight. Keep your fleet manager focused on operations, not apportioned plates and IFTA math.
For private fleetsDeadlines & penalties at a glance
Miss one and it gets expensive — fast. We track every one of these for you.
| Filing | Typical deadline | Miss it and… |
|---|---|---|
| IFTA quarterly return | Apr 30 · Jul 31 · Oct 31 · Jan 31 | $50 or 10% of the tax (whichever is greater) plus interest; license suspension. |
| IFTA license & decals | Renew by Dec 31 | Expired decals mean citations and fines at roadside. |
| Form 2290 (HVUT) | Aug 31 (annual) | No stamped Schedule 1 — you can't renew your plates. |
| IRP apportioned plates | Last day of February (MN) | Plates are invalid; the truck is placed out of service. |
| UCR registration | Dec 31, for the next year | Fines and out-of-service orders at inspection. |
Minnesota-based carriers. Dates that land on a weekend or holiday roll to the next business day. This is a guide, not tax advice — we confirm your exact dates when we take over your account.
Not sure what applies to you?
Tell us about your operation — how many trucks, where you run — and we'll tell you exactly which filings you need and what they cost. No obligation.