Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) 2013

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Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) 2013 is already started with Tax2290.com for the tax year 2013 - 2014 and start your filing now. Be the 1st to get the IRS stamped Schedule 1 copy to get your vehicles registered with state authorities, have your license plates and insurance tags renewed for the new 2290 tax year.

Generally, efile is must for carriers reporting 25 or more vehicles through the tax year and IRS encourages every one to go with efile, as it is Simple, Safe and Secured only with Tax2290.com

 

Tax2290.com is the 1st IRS certified efile service provider since 2007 and the most experienced provider in the IRS list. Tax2290.com has processed 2290's for more than 90,000 businesses and 3 million trucks! still counting on.

Efile IRS FORM 2290

Tax2290.com is the most lauded website for its user friendly screens and simple questions to efile IRS form
2290 online. Among all the efile providers Tax2290.com is the most experienced and 1st in the list. We know every line in the Form 2290 and we are officially certified by the IRS for the 2013 - 2014 tax year to accept 2290 returns electronically. We share it directly with the IRS for processing. IRS form 2290 efiling with Tax2290.com is simple and you have multiple options to add your taxable vehicle. You may choose to add one by one, bulk upload from an excel spread sheet, or import from your previous year tax return. No more keying in the VIN# 's one by one as it is made easy with Bulk Upload.

Get INSTANT TEXT alert as soon as IRS processes your tax return and get your IRS stamped Schedule 1 copy to a preferred FAX number. Do not wait to submit  paper returns as it is a time consuming process. Do it electronically with Tax2290.com and get it done in just minutes. We do support Full Service for truckers out in the road and we collect all your details and efile it for you. Just as simple as sharing the details over phone and getting Schedule 1 copy in minutes. Efile is also possible from your smart phone by accessing m.tax2290.com. More HELP available for you to complete your 2290 return in case you get stopped just call our support and have your questions answered. We would love to walk you through the efiling process for the 1st timers and for those who are not so good with computers.

Efile IRS FORM 2290 Amendment

IRS accepts 2290 amendments for some selected cases like, 

Increase in gross weight of a taxable vehicle from the original 2290, Increase in mileage limit from 5,000 or 7,500 or other wise called from suspended category to taxable category. Prepare a new 2290 form and mark it as amendment to make sure IRS reads it right as amendment return. If you have tax liabilities choose how you preferred to pay the taxes. 

Efile IRS FORM 2290 Claims or Refunds (refund claims)

When you owe taxes you pay to the IRS like wise when IRS owes you back, you can claim it by filing a 2290 refund claims using IRS Form 8849, Schedule 6. You have other options too, minimize your liabilities by adding claims to the 2290 original form. IRS accepts claims for some selected cases,

Sold or Destroyed or Transferred a taxable vehicle during a tax year. In the previous year the vehicle was used less than the allowable mileage limits; below 5,000 or 7,500 miles in a tax year. Suspended from the road and not used after a period of time. Claim a refund electronically as IRS can process it fast than through paper return. Refund check will be mailed.   

Efile IRS FORM 2290 - VIN Correction 

IRS process a return and as a sign of acceptance it returns back the Schedule 1 page with a efile watermark seal and the date it received. The IRS stamped schedule 1 copy has the VIN# list. The listed VIN# is wrong and different from the one you own do not panic efile a new return with the right VIN#. Get your VIN# corrected instantly and continue with your business uninterrupted. VIN Correction is simple and easy with Tax2290.com.

Help Through the Way

You have a question we have answer, do not wait or put yourself in a discomfort call us and talk to us. We have been in the tax industry since 2007 and we have the experience and knowledge. Cal our Support Center and talk to tour consultant and have your questions answered. 

Call (866) 245 - 3918 for 2290 Help

Tax2290.com support center is happy to help you in your 2290 filing. Call us and talk to our tax consultants. You may also write to us at support@taxexcise.com. We are just a phone call away from you. 

Prefer to efile your HVUT return and get your IRS stamped (schedule 1 copy) proof for payment in just minutes. Efile is Simple, Safe and Secured. Smart too when you chose to do it from m.tax2290.com.

Have a happy Filing and Safe Trucking !
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