October 31 is the due date for prorated 2290 first used in September

Time for the heavy truckers who hit the public highways for the first time in September 2018 for the first time in this tax year 2018-19. October 31 is the deadline and act fast and eFile 2290 returns to receive back your IRS stamped watermarked Schedule-1 receipt in few minutes from filing.

Electronic filing is required for each return reporting and paying tax on 25 or more vehicles that you file during the tax period. Tax suspended vehicles (designated by category W) aren’t included in the electronic filing requirement for 25 or more vehicles since you aren’t paying tax on them. However, you are encouraged to file electronically regardless of the number of vehicles being reported. File Form 2290 electronically. Once your return is accepted by the IRS, your stamped Schedule 1 can be available within minutes. You could download the same from your email or by accessing your account in the TruckDues website.

Only 2 days more to have your 2290s reported

For most owners of heavy highway vehicles, the next federal highway use tax return is due Aug. 31, 2017. The highway use tax applies to motor vehicles with a taxable gross weight of 55,000 pounds or more that use public highways. Ordinarily, vans, panel and pick-up trucks fall below the 55,000-pound threshold.

You have just 2 more days to get this 2290s reported and have your heavy motor vehicle renewed… less time left, choose e-file at www.truckdues.com

Tax Day! August 31, last day to file HVUT 2290. File online!

Today is August 31st, 2016. The much awaited due date clock for the Federal Heavy Vehicle Use Tax is already ticking, less than 24 hours left to file your HVUT returns with IRS.

It’s that time of the year again when you have to file your Federal Heavy Vehicle Use Tax returns on IRS Tax Form 2290. While the process may be tedious but that doesn’t mean it is not important, no worries as such http://TruckDues.com has simplified and made this Truck Tax Form 2290 reporting simple, quick and affordable.

Taxes get a bad rep with truckers and truck owners for being difficult and time consuming. So much so that many of them fail to see the influence they actually have on their business and taxes if they just plan ahead. Form 2290 is a tax paid for highway vehicle use and which in return paid back for new highway laying, repair and maintenance works.