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Form 2290 eFile for the tax year July 2024 – June 2025 in progress
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  • IRS HVUT Form 2290 E-File Services

    IRS HVUT

    IRS HVUT Form 2290 Online Filing. Get IRS Stamped Schedule 1 within minutes

  • IRS HVUT Form 2290 E-File Services

    VIN Correction

    VIN Correction, Taxable Gross Weight Increase, and Mileage Increase. E-File Form 2290 Amendments

ePrecise2290 – IRS HVUT Form 2290 online filing

ePrecise2290 is the leading IRS Certified & Authorized e-file service provider of the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) form 2290 – Schedule 1 and form 8849 – Schedule 6. Tax Professionals and Business Owners can create a free account on the site and electronically file form 2290, pay HVUT to IRS through various payment options, and receive the watermark IRS stamped proof of payment 2290 Schedule 1. ePrecise2290 provides a very dynamic IRS online HVUT form 2290 filing steps to perform amendments like VIN Correction, Gross Weight Increase, and Mileage Increase. 

Claiming credits through online Form 8849 (Schedule 6) for sold, destroyed, stolen and low mileage vehicles is very simple through ePrecise2290.

Getting Started

To complete Form 2290, have the following information available.

Identification number

Your employer identification number (EIN). You must have an EIN to file Form 2290. You can’t use your social security number.

Vehicle identification number

The vehicle identification number (VIN) of each vehicle.

Taxable gross weight

The taxable gross weight of each vehicle to determine its category.

Features

Receive Schedule 1 in minutes

ePrecise2290 provides a smart navigation that guides customer step-by-step to complete and submit form 2290 e-Filing to IRS. ePrecise2290 automation allows quick submission of Form 2290 to the IRS system and receive the IRS watermarked 2290 Schedule 1 within minutes.

VIN Correction

A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique 17 digit alphanumeric number used to identify individual vehicles and due to its long size, user occasionally makes mistake. ePrecise2290 provides e-file service to correct wrongly entered VIN(s) and submit for an amendment.

Tax Calculation

The taxes are calculated for all taxable vehicles as you navigate from one filing screen to another.

Free re-filing

All rejected filings can be resubmitted after resolving the issue for no cost.

High Security

Our Form 2290 e-File software is highly secure and we provide encrypted communications between systems and ensure data for every transaction. We provide Bank-level, 256-bit SSL encryption. Our credit card processing is PCI Level 1 compliant, the most stringent level available in payments industry.

Chat Support

Experience expert available for the chat support to answer all complex questions or concerns customers may have.

Email Support

ePrecise2290 guarantees to respond to any email received at [email protected] within the same business day. ePrecise2290 also emails Schedule 1 to the registered email address.

Call support

ePrecise2290 provides a call support @240 308 5907 between 8AM EST and 8PM EST including weekends and holidays.

Our Offerings

HVUT Form 2290 for Small, Medium & Large Truckers

Our e-filing workflow easily handles single truck or hundreds of truck taxes filing to support small, medium and large truckers through the standard processes.

IRS Form 8849 - Schedule 6

Use Form 8849 to claim refunds for the sold, stolen, destroyed or any low mileage vehicle(s) for which the tax was paid on Form 2290 in the past.

HVUT Form 2290 for Tax Professionals

Tax Professionals can use the multi-tenant ePrecise2290 system to manage unlimited businesses under one single account and perform HVUT Form 2290 Online Filing to receive Schedule 1.

HVUT FORM 2290 - AMENDMENTS

Submit Amendments for any corrections to the VIN, Taxable Gross Weight increase, and Mileage exceeded for the previously filed form 2290.

Important Filing Information

HVUT Due Date

The IRS Form 2290 for Heavy Vehicle Use Taxes (HVUT) must be filed every year by August 31st. For newly purchased vehicles, the Form 2290 due date is the last day of the following month of the vehicles first use. If the vehicle first month use is September, then 2290 filing has to be done by October.

Filing Requirements for Form 2290

In-order to efile Form 2290 with the IRS you need to have the following information: Business Details such as EIN (Employers Identification Number), Business/Person Name, Business Address and Vehicle Details such as VIN( Vehicle Identification Number) , Taxable Gross Weight, (55000 lbs to over 75000lbs), First Used Month, Preferred HVUT Payment Method

IRS HVUT Payment Methods

IRS tax payment can be made using one of the following methods: Direct Debit or Electronic Funds Withdrawal (EFW), EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System), Check or Money Order. For check or money order make sure to include 2290 Voucher.

IRS accepts filing

EIN should be minimum two weeks old before IRS accepts filing

HVUT Form 2290 Filing Details

  • Filing period is from July 1st of every year till June 30th of the following year
  • The filing deadline isn’t tied to the vehicle registration date.
  • Regardless of the vehicle’s registration renewal date, you must file Form 2290 by the last day of the month following the month in which you first use the vehicle on a public highway during the tax period.
Filing should be done by August to avoid penalties   Filings are supported for 3 consecutive years including current year
  1. Late penalties will be charged at 4.5% of the total tax per month for up to 5 months
  2. Vehicle with gross weight over 75,000 lbs has a fixed IRS tax of $550
  3. If mileage is less than 5,000 miles (7,5000 miles for Farm vehicles) in 12 months, then the tax is exempted

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Single Vehicle

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Two Vehicles

$17.99

Three Vehicles

$21.99

4-24 Vehicles

$29.99

25-49 Vehicles

$44.99

50-100 Vehicles

$59.99

Over 100 Vehicles

$74.99

Unlimited

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VIN Correction

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Amendments

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Schedule 6/FORM 8849

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FAQ

From the United States call: 866-699-4096 (toll free) From Canada or Mexico call: 859-669-5733 (not a toll free).

The month in which the Taxable Gross Weight was increased.

Gross Weight of a taxable vehicle is the sum of total weight of the truck when fully loaded.

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique 17 digit number containing alphanumeric characters. The VIN does not include I, O, Q, U or Z.

Business Name is the registered name of Business or an Organization having valid EIN.

Vehicle with gross weight Highway motor vehicles that operate on public highways having a taxable gross weight of 55000 pounds or more are taxable which includes trucks, buses and trailers/semi-trailers.

You can make a Final return, if you no longer wish to file returns for the vehicle, by clicking the Final Return option on Form 2290.

It is a five (5) digit random number (no alphabets or symbols and no zeroes) that serves as an electronic signature on documents electronically transmitted to the IRS

A stamped Schedule 1 is a proof of payment provided by IRS.

Yes EIN for the Business is must.

The following categories require amendments: - A VIN correction; an increase in taxable gross weight and mileage exceeded.

You may login to your account at any time and update your Business Information.

A logging vehicle used exclusively to transport lumber and other forestry goods to and from harvest locations.

Third Party Designee gives someone other than the taxpayer permission to speak to the IRS about this specific form.

The Date of First Use question is a big one. There's the question of what the Date of First Use means, especially when you've owned your truck for a long time.

When you've owned a truck for a long time, and you drive it every month then you're date of first use is probably July of each tax year. When you get a NEW truck (or at least a new-to-you truck) the date you first start driving or using the truck becomes very important. Taxes are prorated when a new-to-you vehicle isn't put into use in July.

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