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Today August 31 and the HVUT Form 2290 Deadline

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Truckers Tax Season on full swing, the Deadline is final on and you have less than 12 hours to complete and pay the Federal Vehicle Use Tax returns with the IRS. The heavy motor trucks would incur a maximum of $550 as HVUT tax and has to be paid by August 31. Missing this time line you would end up paying penalties, interest on tax amount and late filing charges.

August 31 Deadline for Form 2290

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IRS HVUT Form 2290 is due by tomorrow, Tuesday, Aug.31 for TY 2021-22, E-file now to stay compliant

Hello there truckers, finally the day has arrived to renew your HVUT Form 2290 for the period beginning July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2021. Yes, though you had almost more than 56 days until deadline in filing your HVUT Form 2290. You could have saved your valuable time in getting you the IRS digital watermarked copy of schedule 1. But its never too late as you still have a couple of days left to file your tax return and pay it.

The HVUT Form 2290 is basically an annual tax paid to the Internal Revenue Service on vehicles which possess a minimum taxable gross weight of 55000 lbs and if the same truck is been used over the public highways for Commercial, Agricultural & Logging purposes.

Unlike your Form 1040’s, the 2290 tax form is filed and paid for the upcoming 12 months. Taxes are paid full in advance to the Internal Revenue Service for the respective period the truck is going to be used and the IRS supports multiple tax payment options Such as: Continue reading →

Options for paying the hvut form 2290, which must be renewed by August 31, 2021 for the tax year 2021-2022.

Prorated Form 2290 | TruckDues.com | To e-file vehicle use tax | Starts from $7.99

Hello there dear truckers hope you’re safe and sound. It’s just under a weeks’ time left before your form 2290 tax deadline arrives, it’s our duty to keep you posted so that you would not end up paying penalties on top of your taxes. The last date of filing for the year July 2021 – June 2022 will be August 31, 2021, any filing or payments done post this date will be considered as late and shall bestow upon penalties!

A lot of our customers have questions about the payment methods. When it comes to E-Filing your IRS Form 2290 through an authorized E-File provider such as Truckdues.com, there are 4 different payment options.

Taxpayers can pay by Electronic Funds Withdrawal, EFTPS, Credit/debit card payment, Check/Money Order. The options to pay by check or money order may be easier to understand, but the options for Electronic Funds Withdrawal and EFTPS may need an additional explanation.

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Gear up you just have 12 more business days to renew Form 2290 for 2021

The Federal Heavy Vehicle Use Tax Form 2290 for the new tax period of July 2021 through June 2022 is now due for renewal, complete it online and receive the IRS stamped Schedule 1 receipt instantly. Truckers you have just 12 more business working days to have this HVUT returns completed and to receive the IRS stamped Schedule 1 receipt as a proof of payment of these federal vehicle use taxes on heavy motor trucks that is used in July 2021. Electronic filing is the smart way to report and pay the heavy truck taxes with the IRs, you can use between Direct debit or EFTPS or Card Payment to pay the dues to the IRS.

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Form 2290 annual renewal is due by month-end (Aug 31, 2021) for TY 2021-22, E-file Now!

2290 tax efile 2021The calendar is now rolled to the Deadline; it’s that time of year when you need to start preparing your Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) return using IRS Tax Form 2290. This is an annual tax reported on heavy motor trucks operated on public highways. All truckers, truck owners, owner-operators, trucking companies who own and operate heavy motor vehicles with a gross weight of 55,000 pounds or more, estimated to drive 5,000 miles or more on public highways must file IRS Form 2290 and pay the annual federal excise tax in full.

Whether you’re a private, for-hire, or specialized carrier, you can electronically prepare and report Federal Form 2290 tax requirements at TruckDues.com. While reporting 2290 tax, you could adjust the sold or traded vehicle credits and low mileage credits on vehicles from previous tax years. For a vehicle destroyed, stolen or sold before June 1, a credit for tax paid can be claimed on the next Form 2290 or a refund of the tax paid can be claimed on form 8849 schedule -6. Continue reading →

Pocket Friendly 2290 eFile Service for Tax Year 2021 – 22

The Heavy Truck Tax Form 2290 is now due for the tax year July 2021 through June 2022, this August 31, 2021 is the due date for Truck Taxpayers to complete this filing and pay the taxes. The IRS encourages every truck taxpayers to choose electronic filing, TruckDues is the IRS authorized efile provider and top rated by Owner  Operators. Only efiling can assure you the IRS stamped schedule 1 receipt copy instantly. Our super star support team is available through the week from 8:00 AM to 8:00PM Central Time on all the days Monday to Sunday to help you through your 2290 efiling.

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IRS is Open for 2021-2022 filings, E-file your Form 2290 in Minutes.

Hello, there dear truckers! hope you’re safe and so is your family, As we step into the new tax year July 2021 to June 2022, its time to renew your form 2290 taxes, yes as you know the form 2290 is due by July 1, 2021, and payable until August 31, 2021. It’s the hectic time of the year as we tend to miss out on small details that may lead to a larger issue. Today we are going to prepare a checklist for you so that you may brace yourself for the upcoming tax year.

Things that you need to file your form 2290:

  • EIN
  • Name of the business
  • The exact address for the business
  • VIN number of the truck
  • The total gross weight of the truck
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