Key Points To Keep In Mind While E-filing Your Form 2290

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Tax2290.com is a one stop solution for filing your Form 2290 (Heavy Truck Use Tax) to the IRS Always double check the tax information you enter in your 2290 returns to avoid future problems.
Key points to Remember while e-filing your Tax Form 2290.

Choose the IRS payment option you are comfortable with :
There are Many options available to pay the HVUT to the IRS. 
Direct Debit or EFW: IRS will debit the tax due directly from your bank account.
EFTPS: You have to make the payment to the IRS by logging in to EFTPS.gov.
Check or Money Order: IRS also supports Check or Money Order. We strongly advice our Canadian customers to use this option as EFW option will not work from canadian banks.
Note: if you choose Direct Debit (EFW) as a payment method, the IRS will not process your return during the weekends, or on federal holidays, it will be processed on the next business day.
Review Your Tax ID Number :
Carefully check Tax Identification numbers(EIN) on your return and also make sure that the EIN is at least 15 days old because it takes up to two weeks for the EIN to get updates on the IRS database.
Review Your Return :
Tax2290.com is an intelligent application, it automatically checks for any errors before you transmit your 2290 return to IRS, but its always good to double check everything before you hit the ‘Transmit to the IRS for efiling’ button.
Check Your Business Name:
Carefully check your business name and do not use your DBA name while filing your returns to the IRS. Make sure you enter your business name as it appears on the IRS records.
Review All Your VIN Numbers:
Double check all your VIN numbers before you transmit the return to the IRS, because if you file it with incorrect VIN, you cannot get your vehicles registered with the DMV and will be required to file a 2290 amendment for VIN correction to have it corrected. 
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