Special Tax Rules for Ag & Timber.
Don't pay the full highway rate if you don't have to. We specialize in exemptions for agricultural fleets and credits for logging trucks.
Agricultural Vehicles
7,500 Mile Limit: Use 50% more highway miles than standard trucks before paying tax.
Logging Vehicles
Reduced Tax Rate: Hauling timber? You qualify for a significantly lower tax rate per pound.
Farming & Agriculture
Vehicles used primarily for farming purposes are eligible for the suspended status if they travel fewer than 7,500 miles on public highways.
- Must be registered for farm use
- Hauls farm produce/supplies
- Can include livestock transporters
Logging Operations
Logging vehicles are taxed at a reduced rate. To qualify, the vehicle must be designed to transport harvested forest products.
- Hauls from forest to mill/yard
- Lower tax rate applies instantly
- No mileage limit for reduced rate
Ready to File?
Our smart system asks simple questions to determine if you qualify for Ag or Logging benefits automatically.
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What is the mileage limit for agricultural vehicles?
Agricultural vehicles can travel up to 7,500 miles on public highways annually without paying HVUT. This is higher than the standard 5,000-mile limit.
Do logging trucks get a discount?
Yes. Logging vehicles are taxed at a reduced rate compared to standard heavy trucks. You must notify the IRS of your logging status on Form 2290.
What if I use my farm truck for other work?
To qualify for the agricultural exemption, the vehicle must be used primarily for farming purposes. Commercial hauling unrelated to the farm may disqualify you.