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When you e-file your 2290 with ExpressTruckTax, you can pay by direct debit or through EFTPS. After that, the IRS will receive and check your return with their database.
Next, you receive your Schedule 1, which shows an IRS e-file watermark with the date your return was received and processed. This will be accepted by all DOT’s, DMV’s, and other federal authorities.
ExpressTruckTax automatically sends you your stamped Schedule 1 after the IRS accepts your 2290 via email. We can also send you updates via text and fax–plus, we can even notify your company/carrier.
It’s pretty simple. E-filing with ExpressTruckTax is the fastest way to get your stamped Schedule 1. When you e-file, you’ll receive a digital copy of your Schedule 1 by email with an IRS e-file watermark.
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Well, the IRS digital e-file watermark tells you everything you need to know. When you receive your stamped Schedule 1 from ExpressTruckTax, look for the watermark and you’ll know you have the right document. You can always contact our customer support team if you have questions, though!
When you e-file your Form 2290, the IRS will apply a digital watermark to your Schedule 1. This electronic Schedule 1 is your official proof of payment, and all DMVs are required to accept this document.
With the app, you can receive a push notification once the IRS accepts your return, have your tax amount automatically calculated, and access a saved copy of your stamped Schedule 1 anytime.
Download NowIRS form 2290 is used to pay Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT). IRS Form 2290 is designed to help provide funding to federal states to repair the roads damaged due to heavy highway vehicle use. Extensive running of heavy highway vehicles weighing more than 55,000 pounds can cause major destruction to roads.
The taxes collected by IRS Form 2290 helps pay for maintenance and repair as well as a variety of other programs to keep the roads well maintained.
Schedule 1 of Heavy Highway Vehicles Form 2290 can be e-filed through an authorized e-file software provider, like ExpressTruckTax. Federal tax e-file providers offer relevant Form 2290 instructions that make the e-file process quick and easy. form 2290 should be filed for each month a taxable vehicle is first used on public highways. the current taxation period for heavy highway vehicles begins July of each year and ends on June 30 the following year.
The Heavy Vehicle Use Tax or HVUT, is the fee IRS requires you to pay annually on heavy vehicles operating on public highways with registered gross weights equal to or exceeding 55,000 pounds.
The table below shows the taxes for logging and regular trucks:The tax year for Form 2290 starts in July of each year and ends on June 30 of the following year. if the gross taxable weight is between 55,000 to 75,000 pounds, the HVUT is $100, plus $22 per 1,000 pounds over 55,000 pounds. for over 75,000-pound vehicles, the maximum hvut is $550 per year. the taxes are lower for logging vehicles - vehicles primarily used for exclusive transport of products harvested from the forest and that are registered with a state agency as such.
| Taxable Gross Weight | Heavy Vehicle Use Tax Rate | Logging Vehicle Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Below 55,000 lbs | No Tax | No Tax |
| 55,000 to 75,000 lbs | $100 plus $22 per 1000 lbs over 55,000 lbs | $75 plus $16.5 per 1000 lbs over 55,000 lbs |
| Over 75,000 lbs | $550 | $412.50 |
For any vehicles placed into service after July, the taxes are prorated.
There are a number of groups that receive exemptions from the HVUT, including:
There are also a number of vehicles exempted from the HVUT:
Exempt carriers may be required to file tax forms with the IRS or notify the local department of motor vehicles (DMV) of the exempt status being claimed.
There are other vehicles that are exempt based on the number of miles it is driven: