# 2027 Trucking Compliance Calendar

> Every dated 2027 deadline in one table - IFTA quarters, Form 2290 by Aug 31, the MCS-150 odd-year window, UCR, IRP, and the rolling per-driver checks.

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## Key takeaways

- IFTA quarterly returns in 2027 are due January 31, April 30, July 31, and October 31; January 31 and October 31 fall on Sundays and July 31 on a Saturday, so most jurisdictions accept the next business day.
- Form 2290 for the July 1, 2027 - June 30, 2028 tax period is due August 31, 2027 for vehicles first used in July; a truck placed in service later owes by the last day of the following month, prorated (26 USC §4481).
- 2027 is an odd-numbered year, so carriers whose next-to-last USDOT digit is odd owe an MCS-150 biennial update in the month set by the last digit (1 = January through 9 = September, 0 = October) under 49 CFR §390.19T.
- Registration for the 2027 UCR year is expected to open October 1, 2026 (the UCR board has not posted the date or fees yet); enforcement typically begins January 1, and the 2028 cycle is expected to open October 1, 2027 with registration due by December 31, 2027.
- Rolling deadlines: IRP renewal on the base jurisdiction cycle, a Clearinghouse query per CDL driver every 12 months (§382.701(b)), an annual MVR review (§391.25), and a fresh BOC-3 only on authority reinstatement (49 CFR Part 366).

## Topics covered

- 2027 trucking deadlines
- compliance calendar
- UCR 2027
- MCS-150 biennial update
- Form 2290 due date
- IFTA quarterly due dates
- IRP renewal
- Clearinghouse annual query
- BOC-3 reinstatement

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