With the year-end approaching in jet speed, we’re about to enter the season for registration renewals. One of the documents that you’ll need is the STAMPED SCHEDULE 1 COPY. Do you know where is yours?
Schedule 1 copy stands as the golden ticket for maintaining your authority. Your entire livelihood rests on a single, fragile, highly flammable & oh-so-easy to lose piece of paper–no pressure, right?! Continue reading
This stand as the final step for filing form 2290: paying tax to the IRS. You seem to be the luckiest. With online filing, we have not only streamlined the process of completing form 2290, but also we have made the payment process convenient.
You have 3 important methods to file and report form 2290 offered by the IRS to pay your tax online and offline. As IRS no longer accepts credit card payments, you can still conveniently pay your dues through Direct Debit, EFTPS or by Check/ Money order. Continue reading
Have you been filing your prorated tax every month if you are taking your new vehicle out during the month? It is a rule and compulsion order by the IRS. Like, if you have taken your vehicle out in the month of February, you are liable to report form 2290 by the end of this month, i.e. March. Do note the due date is not far enough in our calendars. So it is always good to file and report form 2290 before the due date or you know penalties would tag along. So hurry up, come over and file your tax return with Tax2290.com Continue reading
So filers, how is the week treating you. Today at our blog, we are going to discuss about third party designee. However, there this section of the form is important, most of us tend to ignore and file the return. Before we start about Third Party Designee, let’s throw some light on the form first and then carry on with the subject. Continue reading
There are certain documents, which are mandate for a taxpayer to hold while filing tax. Let be filing for excise tax or form 2290, EIN is one such document, which holds recognition formula for the IRS.
The combination of EIN and the name of the taxpayer is blended together for a unique identity. It is important to provide the right Employee Identification Number whenever you are filing form 2290 online. If the EIN does not match the IRS records, your return would be rejected. However, if you have misplaced or don’t remember your EIN, you can reach IRS @ 1-866-699-4096 and they would figure it out for you. And if you are new to the business, this article is to explain you the methods to gain a new EIN. Continue reading