Hello Truckers! It’s already the middle of August, and TruckDues.com wants to remind you that the deadline to report Form 2290 HVUT returns for this new tax season is coming soon. So, it would help if you did not procrastinate further. Act now and E-file Form 2290 tax returns for your heavy highway vehicles and trucks on TruckDues.com. If you fail to do so and miss the deadline, the IRS will charge heavy penalties, late fees, and interest on your tax dues. Also, you cannot get the Schedule 1 receipt, which is one of the vital documents necessary for various official and legal purposes like insurance, registration, license renewal, and more. As the deadline comes at the end of August, E-file Form 2290 on TruckDues.com and get the Schedule 1 receipt as soon as possible.

This blog post will also equip you with the knowledge to determine your truck’s tax status—tax-suspended or tax-exempt—and guide you through the streamlined e-filing process.

Tax – Suspended Trucks: No Tax Dues, But Reporting Required.

If your heavy vehicle doesn’t fall under the taxable vehicle category, i.e., having a total gross weight of fewer than 55,000 pounds and estimated to travel less than 5,000 miles on public highways, it is a tax-suspended vehicle. You must report Form 2290 truck taxes for this vehicle under the tax-suspended category and get the valid Schedule 1 receipt but need not pay any taxes.

Ensure that you check the tax suspended vehicle box (or Category W) and enter the tax period and first used month of your suspended vehicle while E-filing Form 2290 in our platform. You can also attach proofs and documents that support your heavy vehicle’s tax suspension status. Once you E-file form 2290 on our platform, the IRS will process your tax returns and email you the Schedule 1 receipt.

Tax – Exempt Trucks: No Reporting or Payment Necessary.

When you or your organization operate a heavy highway vehicle for The Federal Government, the American Red Cross, Indian Tribal Governments (to carry out essential tribal government functions), or Mass Transportation Authority (under certain conditions), you don’t have to file Form 2290 HVUT for that vehicle. You are entirely free from reporting or paying Form 2290 truck taxes to the IRS. However, you must consult the authorities and IRS to deem your heavy vehicle tax exempted.

TruckDues.com, Your Trusted Partner for a Streamlined Tax Filing Experience.

TruckDues.com is an IRS-authorized modernized Form 2290 online electronic filing service provider. With over a decade of experience in serving the trucking community of the United States, we are dedicated to simplifying the process of Form 2290 truck tax reporting to the IRS. We offer a unique, user-friendly platform that takes the hassle of our Form 2290 HVUT filing. Our platform guides you through effortless Form 2290 preparation, helping you complete your truck tax returns with ease. Once you are done with the tax preparation, you can directly transmit your tax returns to the IRS. You can pay your tax dues conveniently through secured online payment gateways. Then, the IRS will process your tax reports and send the digitally stamped Schedule 1 copy to your registered email ID. You can download, print, and use it as proof of Form 2290 tax payment.

Our user-friendly website and mobile apps are designed with every trucker in mind, allowing you to e-file form 2290 independently and accurately. Don’t wait until the last minute – file your form 2290 today and avoid potential penalties! Contact our customer executive at 347-515-2290 for all your Form 2290 E-filing-related queries. They are available at your service on all working days from 8 AM to 6 PM EST. Also, you can write your questions to support@truckdues.com, and we will reply as soon as possible.