Connecticut Quarterly Highway Use Fee (HUF) Filing Services
Accurate. On-Time. Fully Compliant.
If your heavy vehicles operate in Connecticut, you are required to file quarterly Highway Use Fee (HUF) tax returns. Missing deadlines can result in penalties, interest, and enforcement actions.
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We provide reliable Connecticut HUF quarterly filing services to keep your fleet compliant with the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services (DRS).
Quarterly Filing Deadlines
Q1 (Jan–Mar) → Due in April
Q2 (Apr–Jun) → Due in July
Q3 (Jul–Sep) → Due in October
Q4 (Oct–Dec) → Due in January
What Is the Connecticut Highway Use Fee (HUF)?
The Connecticut HUF is a highway tax applied to certain heavy vehicles operating on Connecticut public roads.
The fee is based on:
- Vehicle gross weight
- Total miles traveled in Connecticut during the quarter
Carriers must accurately track miles, file quarterly returns, and submit payments on time.
Who Must File?
You are required to file a quarterly HUF return if:
- Your vehicle has a gross weight of 26,000 pounds or more, and
- It travels on Connecticut public highways
This applies to owner-operators, for-hire carriers, private fleets, and interstate motor carriers.
Information Required for Filing
To prepare your quarterly HUF return, we typically need:
- Vehicle unit numbers
- Registered weights
- Total Connecticut miles
- Trip or fuel records
- Account details
Our Connecticut HUF Services
- Quarterly HUF Return Preparation & Filing
- Zero-Mile Return Submission
- Tax Calculation & Payment Processing
- Deadline Reminders & Notice Handling
- Ongoing Compliance Support
Who We Help
- Owner-Operators
- Small Trucking Companies
- Multi-State Fleets
- Private Carriers
- New Authorities Operating in Connecticut
Zero-Mile Returns
Even if no Connecticut miles were driven during the quarter, you may still need to file a zero-mile return to keep your account active and in good standing.