It happens. We all put a little extra weight every now and then, and again, its holiday season! Fortunately, this weight gain comes with minimal consequences (like having to break out those elastic-waist sweatpants)!
But what happens, when your truck gain weight? An increase in the taxable gross weight of a vehicle means an increase in the heavy vehicle use tax owed if this weight increase bumps your truck up to the next weight category. Continue reading
It is true that, we humans are good at multitasking; however, being on road for weeks or months together can make parenting very challenging. You have to deal with the deliveries, your child’ daily lives and remember birthday and occasions can turn your life into turmoil. We cannot tell you, leave trucking, because you are into the profession for a purpose. And this might make you feel like a total stranger within your own house. However, we have come up with few tips and advice for trucking mothers and fathers to help and take a giant step towards your kid’s life, allowing you to feel you are still involved in your children’s lives. Continue reading
With the year-end approaching in jet speed, we’re about to enter the season for registration renewals. One of the documents that you’ll need is the STAMPED SCHEDULE 1 COPY. Do you know where is yours?
Schedule 1 copy stands as the golden ticket for maintaining your authority. Your entire livelihood rests on a single, fragile, highly flammable & oh-so-easy to lose piece of paper–no pressure, right?! Continue reading
This stand as the final step for filing form 2290: paying tax to the IRS. You seem to be the luckiest. With online filing, we have not only streamlined the process of completing form 2290, but also we have made the payment process convenient.
You have 3 important methods to file and report form 2290 offered by the IRS to pay your tax online and offline. As IRS no longer accepts credit card payments, you can still conveniently pay your dues through Direct Debit, EFTPS or by Check/ Money order. Continue reading
Have you been filing your prorated tax every month if you are taking your new vehicle out during the month? It is a rule and compulsion order by the IRS. Like, if you have taken your vehicle out in the month of February, you are liable to report form 2290 by the end of this month, i.e. March. Do note the due date is not far enough in our calendars. So it is always good to file and report form 2290 before the due date or you know penalties would tag along. So hurry up, come over and file your tax return with Tax2290.com Continue reading