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- Unified carrier Registration (Update and Renewal)
- New Mexico WDT Yearly Permit Renewal
- New Mexico Quarterly Fuel Tax Filing
- IFTA California Yearly Permit Renewal
- IFTA California Quarterly Fuel Tax Filing
- Kentucky Quarterly Mileage Update
- IRP License Plate Renewal
- US DOT Update
- UCR Registration
- 2290 Tax Filing
- MC Number Update
- IFTA CA Permit Renewal
- All 20 Services in Essential & Advantage Package
- Quarterly Safer Scoring Evaluation Report
- Quarterly vehicle inspection maintenance report
- DataQs Filings (Filing per VIN)
- Driver-Vehicle Inspection Report Quarterly
Cali Management LLC takes pride in providing 48 States Truck Permits as an integral part of our extensive array of services catering to carriers and owner-operators. Our proficient team will efficiently manage all the paperwork, allowing you to concentrate on your core expertise driving. Whether you require oversize permits or temporary fuel permits, rest assured that we have you fully covered.
If your commercial vehicle weighs over 26,000 pounds & you plan to operate in the state of New Mexico, you must register for a Weight Distance Tax (WDT) electronic permit. The WDT is imposed on both interstate and Intrastate operators, and it’s essential to remain compliant with New Mexico regulations.
Why choose Cali Management
This tax is known as the Kentucky Highways Use Tax (KYU). All operators can register for a Kentucky Permit and pay the tax online. It’s essential to report the miles traveled in Kentucky every quarte to stay compliant with Kentucky regulations.
- If you're an operator with a licensed weight of 59,999 pounds or more, the state of Kentucky requires you to report mileage tax.
- The state of New York imposes a Highway Use Tax (NY HUT) on motor carriers operating certain commercial motor vehicles on public highways.
- You're required to report quarterly driven miles to maintain your IFTA account, which allows the BOE to charge you taxes correctly.
- Our services are designed to be efficient and hassle-free, allowing you to focus on your business.
- Keeping your MCS-150 up to date is crucial for avoiding fines and deactivation of your USDOT number.
Even if nothing has changed in your MCS-150, it still needs to be updated every two years. At Cali Management LLC, we can take care of your MCS-150 update hassle-free. Our expert team will ensure that your information is accurate and up-to-date, so you can focus on your business operations.
Our business process
As a leading provider of trucking permits, Cali Management LLC Permits is committed to customer satisfaction and proven success.
01. our partner
Your partner in FMCSA, DMV, and USDOT compliance.
02. goal setting
Client dedication earns us loyalty & consistent referrals.
03. Effective Result
One on one sessions to achieve personal goals.
Frequently asked questions
What services does Cali Management offer?
Cali Management specializes in assisting trucking companies with obtaining and managing truck permits, ensuring compliance with regulations.
Why do I need a truck permit?
Permits are necessary to ensure road safety, protect infrastructure (bridges, roads), and regulate the transportation of goods. Operating without the required permits can result in fines and penalties.
How do I get a truck permit?
Permits can usually be obtained from:
1. State or Provincial Transportation Agencies
2. County or City Transportation Departments
3. Online permit service providers
How much do truck permits cost?
The cost varies significantly based on the type of permit, the jurisdiction, the size and weight of the vehicle, and the distance traveled.
How long are truck permits valid for?
The validity period depends on the permit type. Some are for single trips, others are valid for a specific time period.