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Report Form 2290 Smoothly While the IRS Takes a Break!

Hello, truckers! We hope you are resting for the holiday season or on a vacation with your family and friends. As the new year is also approaching, TruckDues.com takes this opportunity to wish you all a Happy New Year 2024! Before you resume your trucking operations, we suggest that you use your free time this holiday season to file Form 2290.

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Pre-file Form 2290 Online Closing by the End of This Month.

A shout-out to all truckers! The last date to pre-file Form 2290 online to stay ahead of the upcoming tax season is June 30, 2023. TruckDues.com is open for Form 2290 pre-file for the new tax season, 2023-2024. Truckers and trucking taxpayers are actively pre-filing their Form 2290 HVUT reports for the new tax period to stay ahead of the deadline, avoid last-minute tension, and get the IRS Schedule 1 receipt at the earliest. So, if you haven’t pre-filed Form 2290 and looking for a head start to prepare your taxes for the new tax season, use this opportunity to pre-file Form 2290 online today. As the pre-file Form 2290 is closing soon, do it within the last date and enjoy the benefits of Form 2290 pre-filing.

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may-31st-The Due Date To File Tax Online For First Time Used Vehicles

Although the new taxation year 2015-16 is around the corner, there are still reasons for many to file and report form 2290 for the year 2014-15, today. If you’ve been waiting until the last minute to take care of your HVUT, then it’s officially your time to shine. Beside the procrastination of that warrant filing, let’s see, who should be efiling today.
Who Needs to E-file NOW:

  1. Those With a First Used Month of April 2015

This is the call for the all-new vehicles, which are until the end of the month following the vehicle’s first use month to file your form 2290. For example, if you purchased a vehicle and first put it on the road in April of 2015, then you have until May 31, 2015 to file the 2290 for that vehicle without incurring late penalties. This tax is also known as prorated tax. Continue reading