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HVUT Form 2290 Online Filing Basics
Electronic filing or e-filing is the procedure of submitting Tax Returns to IRS via Internet. E-file of heavy vehicle use tax return is mandatory for tax returns reporting 25 or more vehicles that the taxpayer files for the scheduled period. However, all taxpayers are encouraged to file Form 2290 electronically
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Electronic filing is required for each return reporting 25 or more vehicles that the taxpayer files during the tax period. However, all taxpayers are encouraged to file electronically. File Form 2290 electronically through any electronic return originator (ERO), transmitter, and/or intermediate service provider (ISP) participating in the IRS e-file program for excise taxes.
No more standing in Queue at any local IRS office to pay your simple tax 2290 dues. Try our e-filing this time and get your IRS stamped Schedule copy in minutes. When 72 million people e-filed last year, why not you? Continue reading
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Starting this year, the IRS will no longer mail you a Form 2290, Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax Return. Although alternative resources are available to obtain a tax form, you may want to consider filing your Form 2290 electronically. The electronic version of Form 2290 will improve excise tax processing, save personal resources (e.g., time & postage) and reduce preparation and processing errors. Your Schedule 1 is available for printing immediately after your return is accepted by the IRS. E-filing is the fast, secure, easy and accurate way to file returns and pay any tax due. You cannot e-file forms directly with the IRS. Form 2290 must be filed through an approved e-file provider. Select a provider at www.irs.gov/trucker. There is a fee charged to file electronically that varies by provider. Continue reading
President Obama announced the first-ever fuel-economy rules for semis, buses and other heavy-duty vehicles — down to HD pickups.
The rules will start with model year 2014 and escalate through 2018, the Associated Press reported.
The rules break down the vehicles into three categories:
Truck Tax Form 2290
The IRS Form 2290, Heavy Vehicle Use Tax [Truck Tax] which is originally due by August 31st of every year is now given a 3 months extension and The Internal Revenue Service today advised truckers and other owners of heavy highway vehicles that their next federal highway use tax return, be due on Nov. 30, 2011. Also advised not to make any payment until Nov. 1, 2011.
Considering that the highway use tax form 2290 is currently scheduled to expire on Sept. 30, 2011, this three month extension is designed to alleviate any confusion and possible multiple filings that could result if Congress reinstates or modifies the tax after that date. Continue reading