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Georgia IFTA Fuel Tax Rate, 3rd Quarter 2026

Georgia's IFTA diesel rate for the 3rd quarter of 2026 is $0.3730 per gallon, unchanged from Q2 2026.

Georgia rate for Q3 2026

Special diesel, Q3 2026

$0.3730

per US gallon, unchanged from Q2 2026

Diesel tax rate
$0.3730/gal
Surcharge
None listed
Quarter
Q3 2026, from Jul 1, 2026
Change vs last quarter
unchanged
Notes from the source

Matrix footnote #30 (GEORGIA): Georgia temporarily suspended the collection of motor fuel tax, pursuant a State of Georgia Executive Order. Suspension is effective September 12, 2023, suspending the collection of motor fuel excise tax from September 13, 2023 through November 29, 2023. For further information, see Informational Bulletin MFT-2023-01 on our website at dor.georgia.gov and IFTA, Inc. Important Notices.

Worked example: the Georgia line of your IFTA return

Change the numbers to match your quarter. Prefilled with 10,000 total miles on 1,550 gallons, 1,200 of those miles in Georgia, and 100 gallons bought there.

Example numbers are filled in. Tap "Calculate Georgia IFTA" to see the Georgia line of an IFTA return at the Q3 2026 rate.

Georgia vs. its neighbors, Q3 2026

IFTA diesel rates for Georgia and bordering jurisdictions, Q3 2026
JurisdictionDiesel + surchargevs. GA
North Carolina$0.4100+$0.0370
Florida$0.4097+$0.0367
Georgia$0.3730—
Alabama$0.3100−$0.0630
South Carolina$0.2800−$0.0930
Tennessee$0.2700−$0.1030

On an IFTA return, a higher rate doesn't mean you pay more overall. Fuel you buy in a high-rate state earns a bigger credit. What matters is where you burn the fuel versus where you buy it.

Georgia rate, last 4 quarters

Georgia IFTA diesel rate by quarter
QuarterDieselSurchargeChange
Q4 2025$0.3710——
Q1 2026$0.3710—no change
Q2 2026$0.3730—+$0.0020
Q3 2026$0.3730—no change

Source: IFTA, Inc. Fuel Tax Rate Matrix, 3rd Quarter 2026 · Effective Jul 1, 2026 · Last verified Sep 28, 2026

IFTA, Inc. publishes the rates each member jurisdiction reports. Georgia's tax agency is the final word on its rate.

Estimates for planning. Confirm with your tax pro or your base jurisdiction's IFTA office before filing.