IRP Audit
Are you over the inconvenience and worry of IRP audits? Our team of professionals is available to help you through the procedure and make sure that the mileage you report for each designated jurisdiction is appropriately assessed and confirmed.
An IRP audit is an essential part of your business operations, and we understand how important it is to get it right. With our years of experience in the trucking industry, we know exactly what the auditors are looking for and can help you prepare in advance.
Don't be surprised by an IRP audit. Let us relieve your load and provide you with the tranquility you deserve.
To find out more about our offerings and how we can guide you through the challenging world of IRP audits, get in touch with us right now.
All purchases are considered non-refundable, but the fee can be transferred as credit towards an alternative service if a service is not rendered.
Frequently Asked Questions?
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An International Registration Plan (IRP) audit is an examination of a motor carrier's records and documents to ensure that they comply with the IRP requirements.
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Any motor carrier who operates commercial vehicles in two or more IRP jurisdictions can be audited under the IRP.
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The documents typically requested during an IRP audit include the carrier's IRP registration application, fuel receipts, mileage records, and vehicle registration documents.
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If a carrier fails an IRP audit, they may be subject to fines, penalties, or even revocation of their IRP registration.
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IRP audits are conducted on a random basis or as a result of specific concerns or issues identified by the IRP authorities. The frequency of audits varies depending on the size and nature of the motor carrier's operations.
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Yes, a motor carrier has the right to appeal the results of an IRP audit. They must follow the established appeal process and provide evidence to support their case.
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A carrier can prepare for an IRP audit by ensuring that all required documents are organized and readily available, training employees on IRP requirements, and conducting internal audits to identify and address potential compliance issues.
