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Why E-File Form 2290 With EZ2290?

Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) IRS Form 2290 can be time-consuming and stressful. With EZ2290, you can file accurately and receive your stamped Schedule 1 within minutes of IRS acceptance.

Quick Processing

Simple and quick Form 2290 filing workflow to help you get stamped Schedule 1 immediately after IRS accepts the form.

Multi-Vehicle & Fleet Filing

Supports filing for fleets with hundreds of vehicles using bulk filing and batch processing.

Automatic Tax Calculation

Automatically calculates HVUT based on vehicle weight, mileage, and other details.

Free VIN Corrections & Free Re-File

Correct VIN errors and re-file IRS rejected returns without any additional fee.

Amendments & Corrections

Supports amendments, including weight increase, VIN corrections, and suspended vehicles.

AI Assistance & Customer Support

Access AI-powered help or live support to answer any Form 2290 related tax questions.

Secure Platform

Protect your business and vehicle data with 256-bit encryption and secure data handling.

Multiple Filing Methods

Choose from three different filing methods:

AI Tax Assistance
Upload a picture

Take a photo of your Schedule 1 and upload it to auto-populate the form

AI Tax Assistance
One-click eFiling

Auto populates the form with data from last year’s filing.

AI Tax Assistance
eFiling Wizard

Simple step-by-step filing guidance that lets you file Form 2290 online easily.

How to File 2290 Online in 3-Steps

Enter Business & Vehicle Details

Provide business and vehicle details including EIN, VIN, tax period, taxable gross weight, and first-use month.

Submit & Make Payment

Confirm the details on the form is correct and submit it. Choose your IRS payment method and make any payments, if required.

Get Your Stamped Schedule 1

Once the IRS accepts your return, your stamped Schedule 1 is immediately available for download.

Transparent Form 2290 E-Filing Pricing

Additional Services:

  • Full-Service Filing (we file for you): $99.99
  • Form 8849 Credit/Refund Filing: $24.99

Important Form 2290 Deadlines & Penalties

Form 2290 deadline is based on when the vehicle was first used in the highway, also known as the First Used Month (FUM).

Penalties for Late Filing & Late Payment

The IRS imposes penalty on late filing of Form 2290 and late payment of taxes owed:

  • Late filing penalty: 4.5% of total tax due per month (up to 25%)
  • Late payment penalty: 0.5% of the unpaid tax amount along with additional interest charge of 0.54% per month.
  • Vehicle registration suspension: If Form 2290 is not filed or the HVUT tax is not paid, it can delay DMV registration or renewal.

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FAQs

IRS Form 2290 is an annual return used to calculate and pay Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT). It is filed by owners or operators of heavy vehicles with a taxable gross weight of 55,000 pounds or more.

The deadline for filing Form 2290 depends on when the vehicle was first used. For vehicles first used in July, the deadline is August 31. For vehicles first used in any other month, the deadline is the last day of the following month.

The IRS processes Form 2290 filings within minutes. Once the form is processed, the stamped Schedule 1 is available immediately for download.

Yes, you can file Form 2290 with a new EIN. However, the IRS requires the EIN to be at least 2 weeks old before you e-file.

If you sold your vehicle before June 1, you may qualify for a credit or refund. You can claim this by reporting it on Line 5 of Form 2290.

A suspended vehicle is a heavy vehicle that drives less than 5,000 miles during the tax year (7,500 miles for agricultural vehicles). The HVUT tax owed for a suspended vehicle is $0 since the mileage is below the threshold. However, you still need to file Form 2290 to report the suspension.

Yes, you can file an amended Form 2290 to change certain information such as weight increases, VIN corrections, changes to suspended vehicle status, and adding or removing vehicles.