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Greetings Taxpayers! TaxExcise.com the only e-file service provider that has been there for over a Decade would like to wish everyone a Happy and a Very Prosperous New Year. Hope this year brings you Good health and a lot more tarmac to cover.
We are more than delighted to state that the waiting period is finally OVER! Yes, we have a piece of good news for taxpayers who are waiting to receive their IRS e-filing acknowledgments including the HVUT Form 2290 stamped sch.1 copies for their tax returns submitted during the shutdown period December 26, 2019 – January 6, 2020.
We would like to appreciate your patience during the IRS shut down, the IRS e-file service is back online and the tax returns are now processed in minutes. The IRS e-file came back up this morning and are accepting electronic tax returns, which means your tax returns submitted during the shutdown will be processed by the IRS today and your e-filing acknowledgments and the IRS stamped sch.1 copies will be sent to your email immediately after.
Since the IRS has officially started accepting returns for 2020 we would like to remind you of the upcoming tax deadlines for January 31st for the following tax forms. Taxpayers can make www.TaxExcise.com their first pit stop to e-file before the deadline.
Our Tax Experts at www.TaxExcise.com / www.Tax2290.com are available to assist you at 1-866-245-3918 and support@taxexcise.com on all Business days between 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Central Time. You can also drop us a message on the LIVE CHAT option available on our website.
We are always interested in suggestions that would allow us to improve upon our already high standards and encourage you to submit your thoughts here: https://g.page/Tax2290/review
Happy and Safe Trucking!
“Celebrate endings—for they precede new beginnings.” —Jonathan Lockwood Huie
Yet another year to start as time passes by, like an instant we forget to remember things that we ought to do. One of those things is taxes! Yeah, the taxes you hear it right. Amongst the busiest of jobs is what you do constantly on the road to deliver your goods, your prime focus will be on your job but not on anything else. “You need to get it done!” Not to worry, we are here to remind you of anything relating to your trucking needs.
We hope you had a great start of the year and spending time with your families after months-long trips. It’s time to renew your taxes and a total of three things need to be done before the month-end. Do you have a new truck that you bought in the month of December? Well your prorated HVUT Form 2290 taxes are due by January 31st, 2020. And so the Q4 season to renew your IFTA’s and 720 taxes, for the 4th quarter of October 2019 to December 2019 is due by the same date as well. What are you waiting for? Go ahead and report them now instead of rushing up at the last moment. E-file through www.Taxexcise.com / www.Tax2290.com to avoid complicated tax calculations and confusing tax Jargon’s that comes with these Tax Forms.
Also, the IRS servers are still under shutdown for server maintenance since December 26, 2019, but they will resume services starting January 7th, 2020. And any returns filed during the time break and in the next couple of days, your schedule-1 copies will be processed on January 7th, 2020. We hope these reminders would help you kick start your trucking for this year ahead.
Feel free to reach our Team @ 1-866-245-3918 or write to us in support@taxexcise.com or ping them using the LIVE CHAT option available on the website.
We wish you all a Happy New Year and a great year ahead!
With just a day away from 2020, its time to say goodbye to the old year and welcome the New Year with brightness and joy.
In honor of the New Year 2020, we want to take a moment and thank you all for your continued support. With a journey of a decade behind us, you have helped make each year better than the last. We look forward to continue doing business with you in the year ahead. At the end of the day our customers are the single most important part of everything we do, we value your business and wish you..
Happy New Year to all our customers, partners, friends and families. Here’s to 2020!!! 🍾🥂
New Year promises to be an exciting and busy time for all of us. With so much going on this holiday season, there is just too little time for us to be prepared for the upcoming tax deadlines that begins from January 2020. So we bring you this blog to help you get organized for the month in advance:
E-file through www.Taxexcise.com / www.Tax2290.com to avoid complicated tax calculations and confusing tax Jargon’s.
Important E-filing Notice: The IRS e-file system is currently shut down beginning Thursday, December 26, 2019 for year-end maintenance and will not be available until they open for e-filing in January 2020. The IRS hasn’t announced the opening day for e-filings but they are usually operational from early-to mid-January.
You can still e-file your tax returns using our website during the Business shut down, we’ll hold your return and transmit it to the IRS when they open for e-filing. But if you need the acknowledgments during the shutdown, we suggest you to paper file your tax returns instead.
The IRS may not be available to assist you during the shutdown period but Taxexcise.com and its Tax Experts will be available to assist you even during the Production cutover time. Feel free to reach our Team @ 1-866-245-3918 or write to us in support@taxexcise.com or ping them using the LIVE CHAT option available on the website.
Important information for all our CPA customers:
Preparer tax identification number (PTIN) applications and renewals for 2020 are now being processed by the IRS.
All the CPAs who are e-filing federal tax returns for clients must have a valid 2020 PTIN before preparing returns. All enrolled agents must also have a valid PTIN.
PTIN Renewal or First-time PTIN applicants can obtain a PTIN online from the link https://rpr.irs.gov/. But if you prefer to use the paper option, use Form W-12, IRS Paid Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN) Application (PDF). Contact the PTIN helpline for PTIN related questions.
We are always interested in suggestions that would allow us to improve upon our already high standards and encourage you to submit your thoughts here: https://g.page/Tax2290/review
Happy and Safe Trucking!