Attention truckers! If you have a newly purchased or first used heavy vehicle in August 2023, you must report Form 2290 HVUT tax returns for those vehicles to the IRS and get the IRS Schedule 1 receipt before the time runs out. Per the IRS regulations, the last date to report Form 2290 truck taxes for August used trucks is October 02, 2023. So, we call out all truckers and trucking taxpayers with trucks used in August to act now. E-file pro-rated Form 2290 truck tax reports on TruckDues.com to have a stress-free Form 2290 e-filing experience and instantly get the IRS Schedule 1 receipt.
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E-file Form 8849 Schedule 6 to Claim your Previous Year’s Tax Refunds!
Hello, truckers! Now that the seasonal surge has come to an end, you can e-file for other Form 2290 processes like VIN correction, Form 2290 amendments, and Form 8849 Schedule 6 refund claims. You can now claim truck tax refunds for previously paid tax returns using Form 8849 Schedule 6 on TruckDues.com. We provide a convenient online platform to report your refund claims directly to the IRS and get everything sorted within no time. Also, remember that you can apply for refunds for taxes paid during this tax season only during the following tax seasons. You must apply for tax refunds within three years of original tax payments. Otherwise, your tax refund application will be considered invalid per the IRS regulations.
It’s the Last Day! Report your Form 2290 Tax Reports Before the Time Runs Out!
Hello, truckers! Today is the final day to report your Form 2290 HVUT tax returns for this tax season, 2023 – 2024. You have until the end of this day to prepare and submit your Form 2290 tax reports and get the IRS Schedule 1 receipt. If you haven’t filed your tax reports for this season, consider this message as the final call to act promptly. IRS will hit you with penalties, late charges, and interest on your tax dues if you fail to report and pay Form 2290 tax returns. Also, you cannot operate your trucks on public highways without a valid Schedule 1 receipt. So, E-file Form 2290 on TruckDues.com before the time runs out and get the instant Schedule 1 receipt to operate your trucking business smoothly.
Failure to Transmit your return to the IRS will delay your 2290 Acceptance!
Hey there Truckers, over this article we are going to discuss about the most common error committed by the HVUT tax filers whist e-filing their HVUT Form 2290. This error occurs when the tax filer is not aware about the fact the tax return needs to be transmitted to the IRS post preparation in order for being able to receive the IRS digital watermarked copy of Schedule 1 back in their e-mail.
During the e-filing process, most HVUT payers assume that they have completed the e-filing process right after they make the service fee payment using their credit/debit card. However, at times they forget the final step in submitting the prepared tax return to the Internal Revenue Service.
The HVUT Form 2290 is basically the Heavy Highway vehicle used tax return filed for trucks which comprises a minimum gross weight of 55000 lbs or more and the same truck is been used over the public highways for commercial/agricultural/logging purposes.
If the said vehicle needs to be registered with the state department of motor vehicle, the Form 2290 needs to be filed upfront and the IRS digital watermarked copy of schedule 1 is required during the vehicle registration is concerned. Unless the stamped schedule 1 copy is submitted, the DMV does not support renewals of License plates, tags, stickers and so on.
Reach our tax experts for your HVUT Form 2290 needs. Economic e-filing begins here as low as $7.99. It only consumes few minutes to e-file your federal HVUT Form 2290 and to receive the stamped confirmation back in your e-mail.
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Know what’s a 2290 amendment is!
Well! Mistakes are ought to be corrected
Have you made a mistake while filing your return and does it need to be corrected? Well there’s no need to worry about it, The IRS facilitates tax filers to correct the mistakes through 2290 amendment from.
Amendment is basically correcting or changing the returns previously filed
The IRS supports amendment for the following scenarios
- Suspended vehicle exceeding mileage
- Increase in taxable gross weight
- VIN correction
Here at truckdues.com we support all these correction services through e-filing with minimal time and easy to go procedures.
Suspended vehicle exceeding mileage:
Was your vehicle reported as a suspended vehicle (i.e. vehicles mileage under 5000 miles or 7500 miles) and the vehicle has ran more than that? This is referred as suspended vehicle increase in mileage. This can be reported by logging on to our website and select the “suspended vehicle exceeding mileage” category, also you need to mention that when your vehicle exceeded the mileage from the previously filed return, our website would do the math automatically and display the tax amount to be paid.
Increase in taxable gross weight:
Have you increased your vehicle’s taxable gross weight (i.e. 55,000 lbs) after filing the previously filed return? If so, the vehicle would fall under a new category and additional taxes would be incurred accordingly. Now just login to our website and select the “increase in taxable gross weight” category. All you need to remember is the previously reported gross weight and first used month. Our website would do the math automatically for you.
VIN correction:
Have you entered the wrong VIN number of your vehicle? This should be corrected as soon as you receive the schedule 1 copy from the IRS from the previously files return and report the VIN correction. You will be able to change the VIN number through our website for free if you previous return was filed through us and you will receive the schedule 1 copy for the corrected VIN through email.
So, hurry up and do the necessary corrections need before it’s too late!