Category Archives: Truck Tax Form 2290

We are now accepting Form 2290 pre-file for the upcoming TY 2022-2023 at Tax2290!

Hello, truckers! It’s already May, and the next tax period for form 2290 highway heavy vehicle use tax is almost here. And IRS is preparing to start accepting the form 2290 for the new tax period as soon as it begins in July 2022. Truckers and truck taxpayers must file Form 2290 and pay the truck tax amount to the IRS and get the IRS approved schedule 1 copy to continue their smooth operation on the public highways for a year. 

The Next Tax Period, 2022-2023, is approaching soon!

Generally, the tax period starts at the beginning of July and lasts until the end of next June. So, the truckers should report their truck tax using the HVUT form 2290 and pay the tax amount in advance for the whole tax year. The deadline to file Form 2290 to the IRS is on or before the end of August every year. IRS is very strict about the taxes and its deadlines. Therefore, the taxpayers should not miss out on the deadline, or else they will be liable for penalties, interests, and late charges. 

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Partial period tax on heavy highway vehicles that are used in February 2022.

Highway heavy vehicle use tax form 2290 for the vehicles first used on February 2022 is due today. So, the truckers with the newly purchased vehicle or first used vehicle in February 2022 should file and pay their form 2290 truck tax reports to the IRS today.  

Pro-rated or Partial Period Form 2290 HVUT. 

IRS charges the HVUT on a pro-rated or partial period based on the vehicle’s first used month on public highways. The tax period is calculated based on the first used month until the end of the tax period, which is June 30th. So, the truckers filing their form 2290 for the vehicles first used in February should estimate the form 2290 taxes from February to June 2022 and pay the taxes to the IRS.  https://www.tax2290.com/app

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Pro-Rated Form 2290, Q4 Form 720, and IFTA due by Jan 31st, 2022.

“The time is always right to do what is right” – Martin Luther King Jr.

We at TaxExcise.com / Tax2290.com have always been diverse and play a crucial role in providing a variety of opportunities to electronically submit tax returns to the IRS. Though Paper Filing had previously been a prominent and old school method to complete Tax Returns, due to recent and preceding events most IRS offices insist on having returns completed online.

Being the only IRS Authorised E-File Service Provider that’s over a Decade-Old it is important that we stand up to your expectations, enabling our users both old and new to have their tax returns completed on time and stay compliant with the IRS tax laws.

  • The Federal Heavy Vehicle Use Tax Form 2290 (HVUT) is due by January 31st 2022 for any new vehicle that was purchased or first put into service in December 2021. Be sure to have these vehicles reported on a timely basis before the deadline.
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Partial Period Federal Heavy Vehicle Use Taxes Electronic Filing

Truck Taxpayers, we bring you the detailed worksheet on how this partial period federal heavy vehicle use taxes are calculated on a heavy highway vehicle that owe FHVUT – Form 2290 with the IRS. Electronic filing is the fastest way to complete a truck tax return with the IRS and receive back the stamped or watermarked Schedule 1 Proof of Payment copies digitally. Tax2290.com the best and most preferred electronic filing service provider since 2007, in fact the first ever IRS authorized electronic filing service provider in the market, servicing the trucking industry since 2007.

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Thank you for serving our country, Happy Veterans Day.

Happy Veterans day

Each year on Veterans Day we at TaxExcise.com applaud and pay our due respects to all those who have served this great country during both good and bad times. We thank all military personnel both servicemen and servicewomen alike who have given so much to our country, let’s not forget that our warriors will always be our heroes and we salute you for your service. Happy Veterans Day to our soldiers, both past and present. We owe you our thanks, but more than that, we owe you our freedom.

We would also like to applaud our very own heroes. Unlike most soldiers who are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment our soldiers come out guns blazing, our heroes prefer to make engines roar by working tirelessly and covering tarmac more like a superhero with a cape on. (just like every other hard-working American would do)

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