Less than 4 days to go and it’s Christmas once again! We bet you are already shopping gifts for your loved ones. One must seriously consider that not everyone gets a chance to stay with their loved ones during holidays like Christmas. Well, for truckers who work really hard to serve our nation’s needs it’s hard for them to get a great opportunity to spare time to think what would be bottom-line thought to plan ahead for Christmas 2017. Hence, for those who have a Trucker of your life, kindly consider gifting few items which would ease their hard working journey. Continue reading
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Form 2290 is due in less than a Fortnight for Vehicles First Used since Nov 2017
Hello there truckers, How’s it going. Well you might be wondering if this article is about a HVUT deadline, the answer is a YES. Much as we’d all enjoy planning how to celebrate this Christmas Eve, we ought to stay aware of the HVUT tax deadline. Cause we got a near term tax deadline by Dec 31st for vehicles first used in November 2017. Continue reading
How to do a Transfer of 2290 from an Old Truck to a New Truck? Here’s How.
We have come across this question from our truckers almost on daily basis, how do I transfer my 2290 from my old truck to the new? When they say an old truck, technically the vehicle will no longer be in their possession as they might have replaced that vehicle with a new truck due to many reasons likely mechanical wear & tear, electrical system failures & so on.
However the 3 options for which you would be able to claim credits & refunds on. Respectively: Continue reading
E-File your Pro-rated Form 2290’s before the IRS scheduled maintenance period.
Hello there Truckers, Now through this article we’re here with a piece of information for you. Every year during the Christmas eve, the IRS plans to shut down their e-file servers due to scheduled maintenance in a motive to basically upgrade their servers where it would allow them servers to process and accept future tax year’s with no hassle (For the Period beginning July 1st, 2018 through June 30th, 2019).
Did you know that Form 2290 is Due by Dec 31st for vehicles used since Nov 2017?
Yes you read that right… December 31st, 2017 would be the deadline to E-File Form 2290 for vehicles first used since Nov 2017. If you may refer to the IRS rules, Form 2290 must be filed on a vehicle by the last day of the month following the month of its first use. So this deadline must be considered very seriously only when if you had any recent addition to your fleet during Nov 2017. Continue reading
It’s the last day to E-file Form 2290 for Trucks used Since October 2017!
Hey there truckers, this article is to indicate that we got a tax deadline by today Nov 30th, only for the Heavy Vehicles which are operational on the road since Oct 2017. Despite that fact that how many days the truck was operational throughout the month, the HVUT would be due by the last day of the following month. Since, Form 2290 is due on any vehicle by the last day of the month following the month of its first use. Continue reading
Form 2290 is due in 3 days for vehicles first used in OCTOBER 2017!
Hello there everyone, how was your thanksgiving holiday! We hope this 2017 thanksgiving had brought you many blessings in your life more than the autumn flowers. Now in this article we would like to remind our dear truckers & trucking companies about the near term Form 2290 deadline, which is due by November 30th, 2017 for Vehicle which are in service since October 2017.
Form 2290 must be filed on a vehicle by the last day of the month following the month of its first use. On that basis Nov 30th will be the deadline to File & Pay 2290’s on vehicles which are placed over the road since October 2017. Else, Form 2290 is annually due by June & its payable until the end of August.
So don’t get yourself confused with this article, this reminder must be taken in consideration very seriously only if you had bought any new/used trucks during the month of October 2017. Else, you are still good until the next annual renewal which is due until July 2018.
Your mileage on the newly added truck really matters a lot as long as we speak about the IRS tax due. Only when you’re truck would be used on the public highway over 5000 miles For commercial vehicles & 7500 miles in case of Agricultural vehicles during the period beginning October 2017 through June 2018, then you report the vehicle on a Form 2290 as a Taxable vehicle and make a pro-rated/Partial tax due payment to the Internal Revenue Service.
If you are very sure, that your truck might not exceed the 5000 miles or the 7500 miles range within the above mentioned time frame, it clearly means that you are basically exempt from paying taxes. In such cases, you are still required to report the truck on a Form 2290 to claim an exemption. So you must report the vehicle to be a Suspended vehicle and receive the IRS watermarked copy of Schedule 1 back in your e-mail indicating the truck’s category as “W” for exemption.
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Tips to celebrate this Thanksgiving holiday for people who feel lonely.
The holidays are upon us once again, and for many, it’s a time of the year they spend alone. There are many reasons this occurs, sometimes we just find ourselves alone for the holidays. Lots of people have to work on Thanksgiving. For example truckers, who usually stay separated from their loved ones when they are on the road; always staying committed to work for the nation’s needs.
Below are few tips to celebrate this thanksgiving holidays for people who are all alone. Continue reading
Truckdues.com- A Perfect place for Tax Preparers to e-File 2290 for Clients
Like many truckers who are really busy on road serving towards our nation’s economy, another group of professionals who are really busy in filing a bunch of Form 2290 reports for them clients during the appropriate deadlines known as Tax professionals or CPA’s (Certified Public Accountants). Continue reading
Today, we thank you, we salute you, we honor you Veterans!
In its 237 years, the United States has been involved in a dozen major wars to defend our nation, preserve our freedom and democracy, and serve our national interests. The major conflicts include the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, the Civil War, the Spanish-American War, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, and the Wars against Terrorism, including the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Our armed forces have gone into harm’s way many other times, too. Continue reading