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Partial period Form 2290 truck taxes are due today for the vehicles first used in April 2022

Its shout-out time! The deadline to file form 2290 truck tax for the vehicles first used in April 2022 is today. So, truckers and truck taxpayers with the vehicles first used this April should report form 2290 HVUT to the IRS and get the schedule 1 copy today to smoothly continue their truck operations on the public highways. If not, the IRS charges penalties, and you cannot operate your heavy vehicles without a proper schedule 1 copy. You will run into problems with state and federal authorities.

The partial period or pro-rated taxes are charged based on the vehicle’s first used month.

The general tax period starts at the beginning of July every year and lasts till the end of June the following year. So, the truckers should file their form 2290 to the IRS and get the schedule 1 copy within August 31 to continue their trucking operations smoothly on the public highways of the United States. But for the newly purchased or first used vehicles in any month other than July, IRS charges form 2290 truck taxes on a pro-rated basis. This partial-period or pro-rated form 2290 taxes are charged based on the vehicle’s first used month. It is calculated from the first used month to the end of the current tax period. Therefore, for the vehicles first used in April 2022, the form 2290 truck tax is calculated from April to June 2022, which is the end of the current tax period. And the last date to file the pro-rated form 2290 tax is today! Continue reading

Form 2290 Partial Period Tax on Heavy Highway Vehicles used in March 2022 is Due Soon!

The heavy highway vehicle use tax, HVUT form 2290, is due for the trucks that are first used or newly purchased in March 2022 and is due at May 2nd 2022. So, the truckers who own or operate the vehicles first used on March 2022 should know that they should report and pay their form 2290 truck tax to the IRS within the last date.  

Pro-rated or Partial Period Form 2290 Truck Tax. 

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Partial Period 2290 tax e-file for vehicles first used in February is due now

Hey there, fellow truckers! You should file partial period tax or pro-rated highway heavy vehicle use tax for your heavy vehicles purchased or first used on February within March 31st, 2022, to operate your trucks on the public highways. IRS charges the HVUT through form 2290 for all the truckers with taxable heavy vehicles.  

Partial period tax or pro-rated tax for form 2290 

Usually, IRS charges heavy vehicle use tax from the truckers based on the tax period for every year. The standard tax period of the year starts on the first of July and ends on June 30th of the following year. So, the truckers should file their tax reports every year on July 1st, and they should file their form 2290 tax returns along with the payment on or before August 31st every year.  

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How unique TruckDues is and how it stands out in the market to E-file form 2290.

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Truckdues offers a convenient online platform to benefit the great American truckers and the trucking industry. Truckdues.com is a perfect user-friendly application to e-file the HUVT form 2290 online. As IRS is now advising all the taxpayers to report and pay their taxes online, we offer a comfortable service that helps our users to file 2290 online. 

Truckduescom is the first company fully approved by the IRS as their modernized E-filing service provider. We are the pioneers in online E-filing heavy vehicle use tax and other similar taxes. And we got the opportunity to serve more and more American truckers during these pandemic times, as we provide an easy, contactless, and paper-free solution for paying the form 2290 tax.  Continue reading

Form 2290 is due for vehicles first used in December 2021. Here are our top Form 2290 filing tips for your reference.

Hey there Truckers, it’s that time of a new year again as 2022! Hope you would have had a blasting new year and a great start for your new business plans as well. As we are aware Heavy vehicle owners need to file HVUT Form 2290 to keep their trucks legal.

We are from Truckdues.com and here are our top Form 2290 filing tips for your reference:

1. Form 2290 Deadline:

The normal tax period for heavy vehicles is July 1 of the current year to June 30 of the following year. If you put a new vehicle on the road during the current tax year in any of the months in between, then your Form 2290 due date would be the last day of the month following your first used month. Thus, Form 2290 is due by JANUARY 31, 2022 for vehicles first used in December 2021.

For vehicles following the regular tax period, the Form 2290 due date is August 31, 2021. As mentioned, this would also be the due date for vehicles with a July first used month.

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The IRS E-file is now available, E-file your Form 2290 for vehicles first used in December 2021

THE IRS E-FILE IS BACK ONLINE!

Hello there dear truckers! Hope you had a blast with your new year celebrations. We wish you a happy new year again. Let start with an update about the IRS shutdown. The IRS e-file has resumed its operations from January 7, 2022. All your returns that had been held in our system have been processed by the IRS and the schedule-1 copies have been emailed to you.

To people who have new trucks purchased by the month of December 2021 the last date of filing your 2290 truck taxes is by January 31, 2022. The taxes will be on a prorated basis. To know how to file your return on www.Truckdues.com, please follow the below-mentioned steps: Continue reading

Thank you to all veterans, particularly those who have served in the trucking industry.

There was no such thing as free will! We are currently living in a free country. On Veterans Day, we must take the time to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of our American veterans in the middle of our commitment-crammed lives and hectic schedules. Our Veterans and military heroes feel obligated to continue to give back to the country they love and fought so hard to protect after serving our country so valiantly. We wish their day (Veterans Day) to be filled with solemn pride in the courage of those who sacrificed in our country’s service and thankfulness for the triumph, as a debt of gratitude for their loyalty towards our country.”

Today, we pay tribute to those who have served. Thank you to all veterans, particularly those in the trucking industry. Continue reading

Pro-rated Form 2290 is due today 09/30 for vehicles first used in August 2021, E-file Now!

The HVUT Form 2290 is now due for Vehicles first used since August 2019!

Hello there truckers, this article is to remind you all that your Pro-rated HVUT Form 2290 is due by September 30, 2021 for the period beginning July 2021 through June 2022. As you are pretty aware of the fact Form 2290 is generally due by June and its payable until the end of August. Else, federal law states that Form 2290 must be filed on a vehicle by the last day of the month following the month of its first use. 

Hence, Form 2290 is now due today, Only for the vehicles which were purchased/re-purchased and been used over the road since August 2021, evidently it’s hard for us to recollect the pace with which the days during this month literally ran off by far and we face just one more day to E-File and pay the pro-rated HVUT form 2290. 

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Pro-rated 2290 is due for vehicles first used in August 2021.

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Greetings, HVUT filers! For the period of July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022, the HVUT Form 2290 is due for renewal for trucks initially used in August 2021. Most of the truckers have already completed an e-renewal of their HVUT Form 2290 for the current period. So join the e-filer team before it becomes too late and get your IRS digital watermarked copy of Schedule 1 as soon as possible.

The renewal HVUT Form 2290 is due by June 30th and is payable until August 31st. Heavy vehicles having a minimum gross weight of 55000 lbs that are utilized on public roadways for commercial, agricultural, or logging reasons must file Form 2290. When filing a Form 2290 to report your truck, there are two key considerations to keep in mind. It is calculated using the vehicle’s entire gross weight and the number of miles traveled. The taxes are calculated based on the vehicle’s taxable gross weight, which starts at 55000 pounds and rises to above 75000 pounds. Continue reading

Is the mileage limit on your suspended vehicle being exceeded? learn how to file an amendment and when to do so.

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Hey there Truckers, Hope you’ve all file your 2290’s on time and done with it . Some customers have brought up questions relating to categorizing your trucks. Some might have filed a 2290 under suspended or exempt from taxes in doubt thinking that your vehicle would not go more than 55,000 miles in a tax year but when you realized it’s going to do more than 5,000 miles and thinking what to do? well In this article we are going to discuss what you need to do when your truck exceeds the exemption limits. Wanted to know more briefly, here it is… Generally, Form 2290 is a Federal Tax Paid to the Internal Revenue Service (U.S. Department of Treasury) which is annually due.

The IRS has drafted guidelines to differentiate the vehicle category by the total gross weight and the number of miles for which the desired vehicle is used over the public highway within a respective tax period. Federal law states, For a vehicle that needs to be reported over a Form 2290 it must possess a minimum taxable gross weight of 55000 lbs (Weight of the Tractor + Weight of the Loaded trailer) and when this subjected vehicle is used OVER 5000 (For commercial based units) & 7500 miles for (for Agricultural Units) miles within a tax period, it is called a Taxable vehicle & when the vehicle is used UNDER 5000 miles (For Commercial based units) and 7500 miles (for Agricultural Units) its declared to be exempt from paying HVUT regardless of the taxable gross weight reported. such vehicles are also known as “Suspended Vehicles” in 2290 terms.

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