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E-file to Meet the Deadline in 9 days or say hello to Penalties & Interests!

 

Due Date to E-file Your Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax for Tax Year 2017 – 2018 is August 31st 2017, which is only 9 days away including today and the upcoming Weekend. Being the First Ever IRS Authorized & the ONLY DECADE OLD IRS Authorized E-file Service Provider for E-filing it becomes our responsibility to remind the ever busy truckers and trucking community about the upcoming Deadline.

Walking to the Local IRS office is this short time frame is pretty tough, as they have add a new rule of scheduling an appointment before stepping in with limited slots every day. Mailing the Paper filled Form 2290 is the slowest method of Filing form 2290 as you can expect the proof for filing only after a Month. Continue reading →

The Countdown Begins, only Ten Days to go to for Form 2290 Deadline!

 

Dear Truckers and Trucking Industry folks, we all know this is that time of the Year when we renew Our Heavy highway Vehicle Use tax Form 2290 for Tax Year 2017 – 2018. As a well known fact the IRS gives us ample time to file this Form, two months i.e. July & August. August 31st is the due date to file HVUT Form 2290 for tax Year 2017 – 2018.

Hope you noted that, we only have 10 Days left including Today August 22nd and the weekends. If you are thinking of walking into local IRS Office in the left 8 working days, that is close to impossible because These days you have to schedule an appointment before you step in to their premises to File Form 2290. Continue reading →

Time to Renew your IRS FORM 2290 for Tax Year 2017 – 2018!

Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT):  IRS Form 2290 is used to File Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT), for Heavy vehicles with a gross weight of 55,000 lbs or above. The Tax period for Form 2290 begins by July and goes on till June of the following Year. Upon successful completion of IRS Form 2290 the IRS issues a Stamped Schedule 1 Copy which will act as a proof for Filing Form 2290 and it is a must have Document for many purposes for Heavy Trucks.

Tax Year 2017 – 2018: Unlike Other tax Forms which are normally filed at the end of Tax year, IRS Form 2290 is filed in advance. Example for Tax 2017 – 2018 the HVUT Form must be filed and paid in 2017 itself. HVUT Form 2290 must be filed for trucks that were bought into service in between the Tax Year by the following Month of the Month First used. No Matter when you file the HVUT for a Heavy Vehicle and No Matter when your registration is due. All you Stamped Schedule 1 Copy will Expire by the end of June and due for renewal on or before August 31st. Being said that The Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) Form 2290 for Tax Year 2017 – 2018 is Due this Month. Continue reading →

Form 2290 Filing Season will begin Earlier with Industry Leaders!

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blogggIt is a known fact Form 2290 heavy highway vehicle use tax return, filing season begins by July every year and the Due date for IRS Tax Form 2290 annual renewal is August 31st. Tax2290.com being the ONLY DECADE OLD IRS Authorized E-file Service Provider came up with an innovative thought of Pre-filing. Which means you need not to wait until the beginning of July to E-file IRS form 2290. 2017 tax form 2290 filing season begins earlier than ever with First Ever IRS Authorized E-file Service Provider. Yes! Now you can Pre-file your Form 2290 for tax year 2017 – 2018 by the beginning of June itself. Continue reading →

Say Hello to your Form 2290 Deadline before, Penalty Hits you!

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Our present time is indeed a criticizing and critical time, hovering between the wish, and the inability to believe. Our complaints are like arrows shot up into the air at no target: and with no purpose they only fall back upon our own heads and destroy ourselves. It’s true that we live in a busy & schedule filled world, but with evolution we have learned to prioritize our tasks and now we know what to do first & the consequences of not doing things on time.

Working behind the wheel is not a job where everything is scheduled; chaotic would be a simpler description of hindrances faced by the hard working, ever busy men and women in the Trucking who almost work round the clock for the betterment of the Nation. Many non constant factors affect their lifestyle HOS, weather, loading and unloading delays, appointments, breakdowns, traffic, etc. Also depends on what they haul, Flat beds don’t usually get unloaded at night. Most shipping hubs are 24/7 but not all receivers. Midst of all these things, time with their beloved ones happens once in a while. Continue reading →