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File a Federal Highway Use Tax Form 2290 VIN Correction for Free!

Posted on July 26, 2011 by - 2290 form, efile 2290, express2290.com, expresstrucktax, Expresstrucktax.com, Form 2290, Form 2290 for 2010, Form 2290 for 2011, Paying 2290 Tax Online, Where to Pay 2290 Tax

To err is human, and the folks at Express Truck Tax understand this. Unfortunately, sometimes mistakes are even made on important documents like Tax Returns. If you wer unfortunate enough to incorrectly enter your VIN number when filing your Heavy Vehicle Use Taxes with IRS Form 2290, there is still hope for you!  Thanks to Express Truck Tax, you can Electronically File an IRS Form 2290 VIN Correction at no charge!

This is an exclusive offer from Express Truck Tax that no other HVUT E-File provider is offering. This filing process only takes a few minutes and the best part of it all is that it is also absolutely FREE. Express Truck Tax allows anyone to correct a VIN Number for any previously filed IRS Form 2290. The person filing the form will receive a new IRS-Stamped Schedule 1 in only a few minutes.  

Because of this speedy service, drivers, owner operators, and trucking companies will be able to get their truck taxes taken care of quickly, so that they can get back on the road in no time!  Express Truck Tax realizes that time on the road is valuable and that people need to spend as little time as possible worrying about the little details.  That’s why Express Truck Tax is making this process much simpler for those in the Trucking Industry who file HVUT.

Internal Revenue Service Form 2290 Section Overview

Posted on July 13, 2011 by - 2290 Road Tax, 2290 Tax Refund, Express2290, expresstrucktax, Form 8849, Internal Revenue Service Form 2290, Paying 2290 Tax Online, Tax Form 2290, Where to Pay 2290 Tax

First Use Month
The First Use Month refers to the month that the vehicle was first used during the tax period.  If the vehicle will be used for the entire Tax Period, then July would be the appropriate month to select.  

Taxable Vehicles
On The Taxable Vehicles section, you can enter all of your taxable motor vehicles weighing 55,000 lbs or more.  Do Not Add vehicles that you expect to use less than 5,000 miles during the tax period (or 7,500 miles, If Agricultural Use).  These Vehicles are known as low mileage, tax suspended, or category W vehicles; and they can be added in another section.

Suspended Vehicles
Tax Suspended Vehicles, also known as low mileage or category W vehicles are not subject to taxation because these vehicles will remain below the mileage threshold of 5,000 miles during the tax period (or 7,500 miles, if Agricultural use).  

Prior Year Suspended Vehicles
If You Reported any vehicles as Tax Suspended or category W during the previous tax period, you must report these vehicles to the IRS if either of the following occurred:
A:  The Vehicle exceeded the mileage threshold
or
B: The vehicle was Sold
Do Not add a suspended vehicle if neither of these occurred

Sold, Destroyed, or Stolen Vehicles
If you Sold a taxable vehicle, or that vehicle was destroyed or stolen before June 1st, you are eligible for a pro-rated credit or refund.

Low Mileage Credits
If you paid Heavy Vehicle Use Taxes, but did not exceed the mileage threshold during a prior tax period, you are eligible for a credit or refund of the Heavy Vehicle Use Taxes paid during that period. Enter all applicable vehicles in this section.