Form 2290 is an IRS form used for reporting and paying the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT). It is necessary to file this form if in possession of a heavy highway vehicle (55,000+ lbs) registered under your name. Often, filing is still required even if no tax is applicable.

With our cost-effective solution, rest assured that your Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) filing will be done accurately and punctually through our user-friendly e-filing system. After filing, you will immediately obtain your stamped Schedule 1 which is essential for registration and renewal of vehicle’s DMV and FMCSA compliance. Be part of countless truckers who rely on us for prompt 2290 filing!

The IRS can issue letters to e-filed Form 2290 that may be missing information or include payment and verification issues. The IRS also has other common notices such as

• CP259A: Not filing Form 2290 for the relevant tax year
• Letter CP-90 : Unpaid HVUT
• Letter 1058 : Final Notice Before Levy
• CP2057 : Reminder to File
• CP259 : You Didn’t File a Required Return
• CP2000 : Underreported Income
• Letter 147C : EIN Verification Letter
• Letter 226J : Employer Shared Responsibility Payment
• CP501 or CP503 : Balance Due Notices
• CP2100A : TIN Mismatch

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• Employer Identification Number (EIN)
• Vehicle identification number (VIN)
• Gross weight of the vehicle
• Start date of the vehicle's first use in the tax period
• Vehicle category (e.g. heavy highway vehicle, agricultural vehicle)
• Special characteristics of the vehicle (e.g. logging, suspended vehicle)
• Payment information (e.g. check, money order, electronic funds withdrawal)

The form 2290 due date depends on the month that you put the heavy vehicle on the road for the first time during the tax period. The form 2290 tax year begins on July 1 and ends on June 30, the due date is the last day of the month after the month you put it on the road. However, as long as your vehicle was first used in July (the beginning of the tax period), then your due date is August 31.

For interstate truckers, submitting Form 2290 is more than just another tax task: it is essential for being able to drive their vehicle legally. The Schedule 1 that has been stamped by the IRS is needed most when registration of a vehicle is done, for the IRP renewal, and even for DOT compliance. Not having this Schedule can result in penalties, delays, and even registration holds, all of which translates to wasted time as well as finances. Filing promptly ensures that there are no issues with USDOT compliance, FMCSA compliance, and even with state laws, meaning there are no issues with driving.

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