Effective May 21, the IRS will begin issuing only one EIN (employer identification number) per responsible party each day, a change from the current limit of five per day. This limit applies to all requests for an EIN whether online or by phone, fax or mail. This policy was implemented to ensure fair and equitable access to all applicants with legitimate tax administration-related needs. It also ensures the EIN system continues to operate effectively. Continue reading
When you have Vehicle identification numbers(VIN) of up to 17 characters with mixed numbers and letters, mistakes
happen. For example, You type 5 instead of S. Let’s say that you file form 2290 and pay $550 to IRS and get your Schedule 1 You take it to the DMV or the Carrier, then you realize that the Schedule 1 has the wrong VIN. What do you do? Continue reading
Tax season is among the most dreaded times for businesses. If you have a firm that owns a fleet of trucks, its time to know about the tax form 2290.
How important is tax form 2290? : If you drive a vehicle, you’ve probably experienced the ups and downs of highway use. Highways can sometimes be in good condition and at other times in bad shape. Such things happen as certain roads degrade due to the large amount of vehicles passing through it on a daily basis. In theory, more heavy vehicles passing on roads imply more weight put on pavements. Weight increases the natural wear and tear and inevitable destruction of highways. Continue reading
Truckers handle the transportation of goods such as retail and building materials, as well as hazardous materials. While the work can mean long hours on the road and time away from home, especially for long-haul truckers, the job also comes with a number of benefits. Many of those benefits remain unavailable to those working in professions that require regular office hours: Continue reading
Those in the trucking business really know what a problem it could be to file for a Heavy Vehicle Use Tax Form 2290 each year. You will find long lines to wait in and a lot of paperwork to prepare. This could be annoying, specifically when you’ve got big rigs that need to be driven, offices that have to be managed, and employees that require constant guidance. Continue reading