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Simple E-filing process for your form 2290 HVUT online at TruckDues.com!

E-file form 2290 online.

Heavy Vehicle Use Tax Form 2290 is the tax amount charged by the IRS of the United States of America for the usage of public highways. IRS now advises every truck owner to file their truck tax online because e-filing is easy, secure, and quickly processed.

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You can register for FREE with truckdues.com by clicking the ‘Register’ button on the top-right corner of our website. And you should fill out the form with your relevant details, accept the terms & conditions and click ‘Submit.’ That’s all; you are successfully registered with us, and you can start filing IRS form 2290 online now.

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Decrease your tax penalties; E-file form 2290 at TruckDues.com now!

Dear Truckers and Trucking Taxpayers! TruckDues.com has successfully completed another form 2290 tax filing season, and we hope all of you have reported the HVUT form 2290 to the IRS successfully. This message is for the truckers and taxpayers who missed the deadline and have not yet filed the form 2290 truck tax returns, as we all know that submitting the tax reports to the IRS and getting the stamped schedule 1 receipt is essential to operate the trucking business. Therefore, we request the truckers who didn’t file the 2290 reports to e-file form 2290 at TruckDues.com immediately and get the IRS digitally stamped schedule 1 receipt.

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When do you use the low mileage credit?

Truckers, in this post, we’ll go through how to get a refund on your vehicle if you discover that you haven’t driven it over the desired mileage cap for exemption. The mileage cap for exemption, according to the Internal Revenue Service, stands at 5000 miles for commercial vehicles and 7500 miles for farming and logging vehicles.

The Heavy Highway Vehicle Used Tax Return HVUT Form 2290 is an annual tax charged to the Internal Revenue Service on vehicles with gross weights of over 55000 lbs and that is used for the same purpose every year. Form 2290 is due in June and is payable through the end of August.

Since Form 2290 must be filed upfront for the next 12 months, one must be certain of the miles the truck will be used. If the truck will be used within the exemption mileage, you will not have to pay any taxes to the IRS. We must only pay the IRS the tax due sum if we surpass the desired mileage cap of exemption. But what if you declare your truck as a taxable vehicle by mistake and pay the tax due, only to discover later that you have not driven up to the mileage limit? This is when you use the IRS’s low-mileage credit option, in which you use the IRS’s e-file Form 8849 schedule-6 to request a mileage refund and register the vehicle under low-mileage credits. This, though, can only be done after the existing tax year has finished and the new tax year has started.

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