Truckers, it’s now high time to E-file your Form 2290 for the period beginning July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018. Several thousands of tax payers, who procrastinated on their HVUT deadline, would be braced now to E-file their Form 2290 at the very last moment. Things done at the last moment creates space for human errors. So, after you read this article you must be aware that you’re almost near the deadline as its due in just 4 days and we don’t want you to prolong it anymore. Continue reading
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E-Renew your 2017-2018 Form 2290 as we merely got a week’s time until Deadline!
Time waits for none, it really matters how we efficiently utilize the time in getting our works done. The same saying applies when it comes to your HVUT Form 2290 deadline, The IRS let you e-filing your Form 2290 for the period beginning July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018 since the beginning of July 2017. They gave you 90 days before you can e-renew your Form 2290, by far 55 days has passed by, hence we got very less time left behind to meet the deadline. Continue reading
Less than a couple of weeks left until your Form 2290 Deadline!
So, how was your experience witnessing the all American total eclipse yesterday? It would sure have been a joyous moment for many across the nation to witness the once in Life time path of Totality. However, now the eclipse is over so does yesterday. Continue reading
Be prepared to witness the Rare 2017 Path of Totality on Aug 21st!
Millions of people are extremely excited and are traveling enormous distances to witness the full eclipse and the path of totality. The Great American Eclipse will cast a shadow over the whole country, moving diagonally from Oregon in the northwest to South Carolina in the southeast. Continue reading
Avoid Procrastination! Don’t let the Tax Deadline Impede your Halloween Celebration
Yeah!!! Halloween is nearly upon us & No body prefers an interruption while having a good time during Halloween being on gaudy-spooky outfit, carving pumpkins, going on a party crawl, passing out candy & Creepy Chocolate Chip Cookies to the kids & so on. But did you know that October 31 (Halloween 2016) is also going to be the deadline to file your HVUT’s for the vehicles that began operation during September 2016. There is no shame in being too old for trick-or-treating cause it ain’t gonna cost you money, but you don’t have to be late on your tax filing where it costs your hard earned money.
So don’t hold up until the month end to be a last moment filer, just spare few minutes to answer few simple questions on TruckDues.com to have your taxes e- filed & approved by the IRS instantly. TruckDues.com being an IRS authorized e-file service provider is well known across the nation for its reliability and customer friendliness, Never consumes your Time & Money as E-filing begins @ just $7.99. Continue reading
Are you a Paid Preparer for IRS Form 2290, HVUT?
Are you a paid preparer helping the truckers in reporting IRS Form 2290 for federal heavy highway vehicle use tax returns? We’re here to help you with a simplified, full-fledged and easy to use Form 2290, HVUT related tax preparation and online filing website for your needs.
We’re already serving thousands of happy truckers to e-file 2290 truck tax returns with IRS and looking forward to reach out to more truckers and paid preparers welcoming them to this sophisticated, more enhanced 2290 e-file website to explore electronic filing benefits.
E-file 2290 tax returns easily!
Form 2290 is an annual return filed with the IRS for all the heavy vehicles operated on public highways with taxable gross weight of 55,000 lbs or more. Truckers and truck operators under whose name the vehicle is registered liable to file and pay this 2290 vehicle use tax. Form 2290 and Schedule-1 must be filed with the IRS between July of this year to June of successive year or when the vehicle is first put to use on a public highway within in a tax period. Continue reading
End of Jan will be the Deadline to E-file Your HVUT Form 2290
Month of Jan has already come to an end; it seems like it just began. Jan 31st officially marks the deadline for Heavy Vehicle Use Tax Form 2290, and for those of you that haven’t filed yet, it’s time to get it done!
Why procrastinate something that you have to do and subject yourself to interests & penalties? We know you give enough of your hard-earned money to the IRS every year, so make sure that you get your HVUT filed on time so you don’t have to give them anymore of your hard earned money! Continue reading
Merry Christmas and a Personal Thank You!
Hello on Road Heroes,
We just wanted to take this opportunity to drop you a quick note.
Firstly, to all our family, friends, and fellow truckers we wanted to WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR. BIG thank you for your support and for being a part of our family by filing your Form 2290’s online here at www.TruckDues.com . Continue reading
Trucker’s Best Friend in E-filing Tax Form 2290
Have you ever wondered how important Time is for anyone in Trucking Industry? Recently met an old friend of mine, who is a Truck Driver we had a short chat. He was accompanied by his fellow Trucker and that’s when I realized how hectic their lives are.
Trucking is not a typically scheduled job; chaotic would be a more accurate description. Too many variables weather, loading and unloading delays, appointments, breakdowns, traffic, etc., also depends on what you haul, Flat beds don’t usually get unloaded at night. Most shipping hubs are 24/7 but not all receivers. Continue reading
Evolution of Filing Tax Form 2290 (HVUT)
In good old days one will remember how hard it was to communicate messages between people who live far away. We had limited options either meet the person directly or mail them a letter. Everyone knows how hard both these options are, complications involved are delay in conveying the message and of course a lot of traveling involved, which is time consuming as well.
Likewise, the options for filing a Tax Form 2290 (HVUT) in the past was either the filer has to walk into the local IRS office or has to fill out a paper form and mail it to the IRS. There are many disadvantages in this form of tax filing. Continue reading