Form 2290: Everything You Need To Know And More

Form 2290: Everything You Need To Know And More

Are you new to the trucking industry? Have you been driving a truck for a while? No matter how long you have been driving a truck, something every truck driver must know about is Form 2290. To better understand the form, you need to know what the form is for and what information the form requires.

What is Form 2290?

If you drive a vehicle that has a Taxable Gross Weight of over 55,000 pounds and drives over 5,000 miles a year, 7,500 miles if the vehicle is used for agricultural purposes, then Form 2290 must be filed and the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) must be paid. If a vehicle travels less than 5,000 miles in a year or 7,500 miles for agricultural vehicles, it is considered suspended. In this case Form 2290 still needs to be filed, but you will be exempt from paying the HVUT.

What Information is Needed to File Form 2290?

Form 2290 requires several pieces of information to be filled out. The information entered helps determine how much tax is owed for the HVUT.

Business Name and Address

When you fill out Form 2290, it asks you for the name of the business you own or work for as well as the address of that business. The form will also ask you what type of business you work for. If you are unsure of the business type, you can select the “others or not sure” option.

EIN (Employer Identification Number)

Your Employer Identification Number (EIN) is required to fill out Form 2290. The EIN is a unique nine-digit number that is issued to every business owner by the IRS. If you just recently obtained an EIN, it could take up to 15 business days for it to become active and recognized by the IRS.

VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)

A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a 17-digit code unique to each vehicle. Because no two vehicles have the same VIN number, it makes it easier to identify the vehicle. This number can be found on the vehicle’s registration, its title, or on the actual vehicle itself.

Taxable Gross Weight 

The Taxable Gross Weight of a vehicle is determined by adding the total weight of the truck, the trailer, and the maximum load the truck is able to carry. This is used to determine the tax amount that needs to be paid for the HVUT. The higher the Taxable Gross Weight of a vehicle, the higher tax owed. If a vehicle’s Taxable Gross Weight is less than 55,000 pounds, then Form 2290 does not need to be filed for this vehicle.  

First Used Month 

A vehicle’s First Used Month (FUM) is the month that you first put the vehicle on the road. The last day of the following month is when Form 2290 is due for the current tax year. If you first put a truck on the road in October of 2022, the deadline to file the 2022-2023 Form 2290 is November 30th, 2022. In this case, the rate is prorated since you are only filing for part of the tax year. 

The current tax year begins on July 1st, 2022, and ends on June 30th, 2023. If you have had your truck on the road for longer than a year, you will put your first use month as July and will be paying the full tax for the upcoming tax year. 

What’s the easiest way to file Form 2290?

The IRS recommends that you e-file Form 2290 as opposed to paper filing. If you paper-file your Form 2290 it will take much longer for the IRS process. By e-filing your Form 2290 you will receive your stamped Schedule 1 in minutes. The stamped Schedule 1 is needed in order to obtain tags and the registration for your vehicle. 

How do I submit my payment to the IRS?

The IRS accepts multiple payment options in order to pay you HVUT. Regardless of which payment method you choose, the payment must be made by August 31st in order to avoid any late fees. 

Electronic Funds Withdrawal (EFW)

One of the options you have to pay your HVUT is through Electronic Funds Withdrawal (EFW). If you choose this payment method, the tax payment will be withdrawn from your account as soon as your Form 2290 gets accepted. 

Check or Money Order

A Check or Money order is another acceptable form of payment for the HVUT, but you have to make sure that the payment is made before the deadline. 

Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS)

Another option that is available to pay your HVUT is through the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS). In order to use this payment method, you must have a or create an account and initiate this payment transfer at www.EFTPS.gov. 

File your 2290 Now!

The time to file your Form 2290 for the 2022-2023 year is fast approaching! Once you have all of the information that is required in order to file Form 2290, file over the phone with TSNAmerica to save time and money. What are you waiting for? File now and get your stamped Schedule 1 in minutes!

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File Your 2021-22 Form 2290 Early To Get Ahead Of The Curve

We have an exciting announcement!

We are now accepting Form 2290 filing for the 2021-22 tax year to help you get your trucking taxes finished now!

How Does It Work?

By filing now, you will be among the first to get their stamped Schedule 1 in July when the IRS begins processing 2021-22 returns.

TSNAmerica is the most convenient Form 2290 solution around! We give you flexibility to make a simple phone call and have your Form 2290 on your behalf.

Our customer support experts make taxes a breeze. They’ll guide you through the whole process in a matter of minutes!

Then, when the IRS officially begins processing returns on July 1, we will transmit our clients’ finished returns immediately. That means you’ll be one of the first to get your taxes done this year.

You’ll also have plenty of time to make any 2290 amendments or corrections to your return if the IRS rejects it for any reason.

Additionally, if you choose to pay your HVUT tax amount to the IRS via check or money order, you can wait until August 31 to actually pay your taxes.

File Your 2021-22 Form 2290 Today!

Call (877) 520-8640 for the easiest 2021-22 Form 2290 filing experience!

 

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Truck Driving Tips To Help You Stay Alert On The Road

Early mornings, late nights, long days, and crazy sleep schedules while on the road can make it difficult to stay alert.

Staying awake and alert for long periods of time plays a critical part in your safety and productivity as you Keeping America Trucking.

Here are 10 truck driving tips to help you stay alert on the road.

Truck Driving Tips To Help You Stay Alert On The Road

1) Avoid Exhaustion

NEWS FLASH! You and your fuel tank can’t be on “E” prior to your next haul! Adequate sleep is necessary to avoid exhaustion and reckless driving while on the road.

Take more frequent naps and get as many hours of sleep as possible. The more rested you are the more alert you will be!

2) Stay Away From Large Doses of Caffeine

Many drivers depend on caffeine to get them through the day. Although a cup of coffee here and there won’t hurt, too much caffeine will lead to a caffeine overload and ultimately put your health at risk.

Go easy on the caffeine, please!

3) Don’t Eat Large Portions of Food

As tempting as it may be, you can’t eat it all. A full belly will make you sleepy and cause you to not be fully alert while on the road.

4) Excercise

Taking a quick 5-minute walk at your next truck stop or rest area will give your body a new-found boost of energy that you need and even help you burn a few calories.

5) Take a Nap

Jumpstart your next drive with a quick 15-20 minute nap before hitting the road. Sleeping for less than one hour gives your body the energy it needs to stay awake longer.

6) Avoid Lights with High Contrast

The high contrast between pitch black and bright lights causes your eyes to feel sleepy. Be cautious when driving and avoid looking directly into bright lights.

7) Turn the Volume Up

Let’s get this driving party started! Upbeat music helps keep your energized, especially when you sing along with it.

8) Take Vitamins

The best vitamins to take for a boost of energy are Vitamins B & C! Take them alongside a healthy meal and get the energy you need for the long haul.

9) Open the Window

If you’re like me, a crisp breeze at night from outside will help keep you alert. Studies show that cold air gives your body a temporary boost and keep yous awake longer. Give it a try!

10) Pull over if you are tired

This one is a “no-brainer”. If you find yourself becoming tired or distracted during your haul, simply pull over and rest. Your safety, along with the safety of other drivers and haulers on the road, is extremely important.

Always get rest when needed!

Get Rest & Renew Your UCR

We now offer UCR filing services! Simply call (877) 520-8640 and one of our expert representatives will renew your UCR for you! 

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Do You Need To File a Form 8849?

If you’re new to trucking the numbers used for necessary forms may be a bit overwhelming. There’s 2290s, 8849s, 4868s, 1099s, and 123s, we might be exaggerating with the 123s, but you get the gist, it’s a lot of forms and a lot of numbers to remember. We won’t bore you and got through each form 1 by 1, but we will tell you about the two most relevant ones for this filing period.

What is Form 2290?

The form that you have probably heard the most about, as of late is Form 2290. So what is Form 2290, and how does it relate to you, if at all.

Form 2290 is used to figure and pay the tax due on highway motor vehicles used. Your next question

is probably does it even apply to you, and the answer is it might. All vehicles with a taxable gross weight of 55,000 pounds or more that travel by highway is required to file a Form 2290.

After paying taxes you will be given a Stamped Schedule 1 that serves as proof of payment from the IRS. This document is important, as it is needed in order to register your commercial vehicle.

Do You Need to File Form 8849?

There are exemptions and claim suspensions that apply to some vehicles meeting certain requirements. The requirements are as follows:

• The vehicle used 5,000 highway miles or less during the period. 
• The vehicle is an agricultural vehicle and used 7,500 miles or less during the period.
• The Vehicle was stolen during the period
• The vehicle was destroyed during the period
• The vehicle was sold during the period 

The above list leads us to the importance of Form 8849. If any of the above are true about a vehicle you owned then you must first file a Form 2290 and pay the correct amount of Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) and then complete Form 8849.

Claims and Refunds

In order to claim credits or refunds for vehicles stolen, destroyed, sold, or only used for 5,000 miles or less and 7,500 miles or less for agricultural vehicles, the Form 8849 is required. The things you’ll need to file a Form 8849 are your name, address, details on the vehicle you are seeking a claim/refund for and your Employee Identification Number (EIN). Be sure to double-check that the EIN you are using is consistent with what the IRS has on file.

*If an EIN is needed you are able to apply for one online with the IRS.

File With Truck Services of North America

Truck Services of North America (TSNA) is offering pre-filing! File as early as today, with one phone call. Support team members are standing by to assist you with all of your Form 2290 needs.

File With ExpressTruckTax

The great thing about our sister company, ExpressTruckTax is that it makes all of your Form 2290 filing simpler. It even gives you a chance to auto-generate a Form 8849 if you are in need of one for the current filing period.

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New IRS Form 2290 Payment Options

Have You Heard About the New IRS Form 2290 Payment Options?

It may be hard to believe, but it’s already time to start filing your 2018-19 2290! If you’re currently thinking, “Wait, 2290 season doesn’t start until July?” then you would be correct, partially. Since we’ve worked hand-in-hand with the IRS for more than ten years now, we are excited to offer IRS Form 2290 filing for the 2018-19 tax year ahead of schedule. This is exclusive for ExpressTruckTax customers so you can get back to enjoying time with your family instead of worrying about filing your 2290 tax form.

IRS Payment Methods for Form 2290

When you file Form 2290 over the phone with TSNAmerica, all you have to do it give us your information and we will file on your behalf in a matter of minutes. When it is time to pay you can choose between 3 different payment options based on the most convenient method for you.

Direct Debit or Electronic Funds Withdrawal (EFW)

Provide your banking information (account and routing number) through TSNAmerica’s safe and secure system to authorize the IRS to debit the amount you owe from your bank account. It is important that your account has enough funds to cover the amount you owe.

The amount is generally withdrawn in 24 to 48 hours after providing authorization. Keep in mind that this involves your banking information, not your credit/debit card number.

If you need to cancel your payment contact IRS payment services at 1.888.353.4537 at least 2 days before the payment date.

EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System) is the electronic tax payment system used by the IRS. If you choose this payment option you will be taken to the EFTPS site, and you’ll create a free account. Please keep in mind that it can take up to 10 business days to establish this type of account.

To pay the IRS through EFTPS, you will provide your bank account information and verify that the IRS is allowed to withdraw your tax payment from that account. In order to make your payment by the deadline, you must schedule it before 8 p.m. the day before the deadline for it to be received by the IRS in time.

Direct Debit or Electronic Funds Withdrawal (EFW)

You can also pay the amount of HVUT you owe with a Check or Money Order. If you choose this option you will need to print your completed payment voucher, 2290-V, from page 11 of your completed 2290 Form and mail to the IRS by the August 31st deadline.

Make your check or money order payable to the United States Treasury. Also, you will need to include your name, address, EIN, the date, and the words “IRS Form 2290” with your payment.

Do not staple your payment and voucher together.

Send your payment and voucher 2290-V to:
Internal Revenue Service
P.O. Box 804525,
Cincinnati, OH 45280-4525

Remember, never send cash through the mail.

Important: If you have already paid your HVUT via Direct Debit or EFW and received a letter from the IRS saying they were unable to debit the funds there are a few likely causes:

- Your account and routing number were entered into ExpressTruckTax incorrectly. Even entering one character incorrectly will prevent the IRS from being able to withdraw the amount you owe.
- The IRS tried to debit your account, but you had insufficient funds. If you are even as little as 50 cents short then the IRS will not debit the funds.

If you receive a letter from the IRS saying they could not withdraw the funds from the bank account provided then you will need to send a check or money order to the IRS in order to pay the amount you owe by the August 31st deadline.

File Form 2290 Over The Phone Today!

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HVUT Refunds: Form 8849

Congrats, you!

You finally got out of the old hunker of a rig, and now you drive a brand new shiny truck that’s from this century.

But you paid your 2290 for the truck before you sold it and now you’re out $500.

Well what if I told you could get that money back? Some may call it magic, others call TSNAmerica.

When we file a Form 8849 on your behalf for your sold/destroyed/stolen vehicle, we’ll help you get your paid 2290 tax fee back.

Unsure? Let me give you some background on the form and how we can do it.

Form 8849

To put it simply, Form 8849 is designed to let the IRS know that you’ve sold your truck, or that it was destroyed or stolen and the taxes you paid on it should be returned for it that you need back.

Your previous truck is considered exempt, so that tax money should come back to you.

How Does That Work?

That’s simple too! To get money back with Form 8849, just give TSNAmerica a call.

Be ready to provide us with your correct name and address ready, also your EIN, the vehicle’s information, and when it was sold/destroyed/stolen. Then let us do the rest.  

One More Time for Clarity

Your sold, stolen, or destroyed vehicle is worth money if you paid your HVUT Form 2290 before selling it.  

All you need to do to get a refund back on the taxes for that truck is to give us a call and let us help you.

So what are you waiting for? Pick up the phone and call TSNAmerica at 803.386.0320. We’ll be glad to help you get the money back that you deserve.

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RigMinders: A New Deadline ReMinder App for Transportation Professionals

When it comes to helping our clients, we stop at nothing!

We founded TSNAmerica to make a valuable contribution to those in the trucking industry. Which is exactly why we’ve been hard at work developing a brand new app!

This app is unlike any other, and we’re extremely excited to unveil it.

It’s called RigMinders.

RigMinders is the only customizable reminder app tailored to transportation professionals. It comes preloaded with every industry filing deadline you can think of, plus a short description of what each deadline is.

We’re talking IFTA (quarterly filings & license renewals), IRP, UCR, HVUT, State Use Taxes– you name it, there’s a reminder for it. AND you can also add custom personal reminders too.

Whether you need to remember vehicle maintenance, an invoice due date, or a job, RigMinders will help you complete all tasks on time and with style!

All you need is a WiFi-enabled device. Smartphone, tablet, laptop, desktop– wherever you are, RigMinders will follow.

Try it out now on your Android or iOS device. It’s free afterall!

Simply enter your name and email address, choose a password, and you’re ready to start receiving personal and industry reminders on any device, wherever you are!

Customizing Your RigMinders

1. Quarterly Truck Deadlines 

First select any quarterly trucking deadlines that apply to your operation.

From IFTA, to IRP, to New Mexico Weight-Distance, all of the major deadlines are already there.

Simply swipe the button “on” to be reminded of each. And if you can’t remember what a certain filing is for, simply tap it to see a short description.

Then press the “Other Truck Deadlines” tab at the top to navigate to the next set of deadlines.

2. Other Deadlines

Here you’ll find an array of annual and biennial filing deadlines.

Whether you have trouble remembering your Form 2290, HazMat license renewal, or your USDOT biennial update, there’s a reminder here for you.

Once you’ve selected from all of the preloaded deadlines in RigMinders, it’s time to add custom reminders!

3. Add Personal Reminders

By selecting the yellow +Add Reminder button on the top right of the screen, a pop-up will open where you can add details for a personal, custom reminder.

Have trouble remembering your next scheduled maintenance? Add it to RigMinders! Are you a habitual late bill payer? Add your bill due dates!

If it’s an important, time-sensitive task, add it to your RigMinders to ensure you’ll get the job done.

4. Reminder Preferences

RigMinders not only allows you to customize your reminders, but also the reminder type and frequency.

At the bottom of your screen, you’ll see a black box prompting you to change your reminder preferences. Click there to be taken to this screen.

Here you can choose whether you’d like to be reminded of your deadlines the week before, day before, or day of the due date (or all 3). You can also choose how you’d like to be reminded, either by email or push notification. Press save, and you’re finished!

5. Editing Your RigMinders

After saving your preferences, you’ll be shown a summary screen with all of your deadline selections and preferences.

If something is missing or you’d like to make a change, simply press the pencil icon to be taken to that section where you can change your selections.

Remembering your important personal and industry deadlines has never been this easy!

No other app comes preloaded with reminders just for transportation professionals. And RigMinders is far more reliable than tying a string around your finger or using a sticky note.

And best of all, it’s free because it’s our gift to the Trucking Nation! If you have any questions about RigMinders, or need help filing for any of these deadlines, just give us a call at 803.386.0320 or email us at support@tsnamerica.com.

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Form 2290 Errors, Corrections, and Amendments

Earlier this week, we braved the HVUT Form 2290 filing deadline for vehicles first-used in July. And we survived!

Now that the tax-filing commotion is dying down, it’s time to deal with the aftermath. Often while the dust is settling, those who filed on time begin to notice errors in the information they reported to the IRS.

Misspellings in names or addresses, VIN errors and more begin to crop up. But how do you correct a return that has been accepted? Will this error mean you owe more tax or will you be entitled to a refund?

Here are a few quick tips to help you figure it out. Of course, this is only the tip of the tax-filing iceberg, so if you’d like the real nitty-gritty details, it’s best to ask an expert (like us!).

Form 2290 Amendments may be filed for the three instances below.

• VIN Correction: If your 2290 was accepted by the IRS, but you noticed a VIN error on your return, then you must file a VIN correction. Upon acceptance of the amendment, you will receive a new stamped Schedule 1 with the correct information. This correction should be filed immediately as an innaccurate Schedule 1 will lead to vehicle registration issues.
• Suspended Vehicle Exceeds Mileage Limit: If you initially filed your vehicle as suspended (category W), but it exceeds the 5,000 mile limit (or 7,500 miles for agricultural vehicles), then you must promptly file this amendment to notify the IRS and pay the tax owed. This change must be filed by the end of the following month after the mileage was exceeded.
• Increase in Gross Vehicle Weight: When filing Form 2290, vehicles are taxed, in part, according to weight category. If during the year, your load weight increases and causes your gross weight to extend into the next highest category, then this amendment should be filed. The filing is due by the end of the month after the increase takes place. You will be required to report the date that the increase began, and calculate tax-owed based upon that date.

For typos, misspellings, and name corrections, you must call the IRS directly to make the change. However, if you had Truck Services of North America file your 2290, then we’ll make any corrections for you!

Form 8849 Credits for Excise Taxes can be filed to request a refund on taxes paid! 

There’s always a silver-lining, even with taxes. However, not all changes warrant money back. For instance, credits are not awarded for vehicles that operate at a lower gross vehicle weight than initially reported. Moreover, refunds are not given if a vehicle is not used for part of the year. 

The following are qualifying events for a tax refund:

• Vehicle is lost, stolen, or destroyed. In any of these events, refunds will be issued by filing Form 8849 along with Schedule 6, reserved for other claims and credits regarding Form 2290.
• Vehicle traveled too few miles during the tax year. If your vehicle traveled 5,000 miles or less during the tax year (7,500 for agricultural vehicles), then you may file for a refund.

Rather than file for a refund, you may claim a credit on next year’s 2290 and apply it directly to that return, thereby reducing the amount of tax owed.

Throughout the tax year, changes are bound to occur. Instead of fumbling around with the six Schedules that go with Form 8849, why not have us handle it for you? We’ll not only get your money back faster, but we’ll turn your stressful experience into a distant memory by filing exactly what you need, right when you need it.

And best of all, we can file all of these form for you over the phone! Simply call us, give us your info, and then send us a consent form. We’ll then file on your behalf, and in the same day no less! You can’t find service like that, especially for our competitive pricing.

To see the array of services we offer, visit TSNAmerica.com. Then send us a Service Request Form, email us at support@TSNAmerica.com or call 803.386.0320.

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Countdown to August 31st: Form 2290 Filing Deadline

The clock is winding down!

Truck Services of North America is counting down to the HVUT Form 2290 filing deadline. While the deadline is September 2nd, returns should be submitted ideally by this Friday–the last business day of the month–to avoid late penalties!

In fact, the IRS website will be undergoing maintenance over this holiday weekend. So returns submitted over the weekend will not be processed until deadline-day.

Don’t get stuck in a filing traffic jam! Let TSNAmerica get your return filed on time, guaranteed!

Consent Form

Send us your signed & dated Consent Form by this Sunday the 31st, and we’ll guarantee that your 2290 is filed on time!

Any forms sent after that date will be filed in the order they’re received, and we cannot guarantee they’ll be filed before the deadline.

Pick a Date, Any Date!

On the Consent Form, you can indicate the date you’d like the return to be submitted to the IRS. We understand that some of you may want to wait until the 2nd to submit your return. While we can certainly submit it the last day, we must prepare your return ahead of time. Also, our filing fee will not be charged until we submit your return.

File over the Phone

If you haven’t received a Consent Form from us, no problem! Call us at 803.386.0320. It only takes us 5 minutes to get all the info we need to swiftly complete your 2290! Be sure to have your business and vehicle info handy when you call. 

After filing, we’ll mail, email or fax your stamped Schedule 1 back to you in minutes. Talk about instant gratification!

Rejection Can Be Hard

No one likes being rejected, especially by the federal government! If you’ve already had your Form 2290 rejected, we can correct it and retransmit it for you– all before the deadline! We can also file Form 2290 Amendments on your behalf, fixing any errors that slipped past the first time.

Wherever you are in the filing process, pick up the phone and let the pro’s take it from here! Truck Services of North America will take care of all your filing needs in time for the deadline. Just remember to send us everything by Sunday!

And our skills aren’t limited to tax-filings. We’re multi-talented. Check out our luxury services at TSNAmerica.com. Then send us a Service Request Form or email us at support@TSNAmerica.com.

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What is an EIN?

An EIN is an Employer Identification Number, also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number, and can be used to verify a business entity. An EIN is usually required in order to file a tax return for a business. If you are filing Form 2290 for Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT), you must have an EIN to file the return. The IRS no longer accepts Social Security Numbers for the Form 2290.

If you need to file Form 2290 for vehicles first used in January, the due date to file is February 28, 2014. If you do not have an EIN, Truck Services of North America take can obtain one for you. We will be able to get your EIN immediately, but it may take the IRS up to 10 business days to update new EINs into their system; so you need to get your EIN today!

 

As a premier processing agency, Truck Services of North America can get your EIN and file your Form 2290 Heavy Highway Use Tax for you.  TSNAmerica takes the paperwork out of your way. Check out all our services at TSNAmerica.com and fill out the Service Request Form, email us at support@TSNAmerica.com or call 803.386.0320.

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EIN Is Mandatory To File Form 2290

An Employer Identification Number or EIN, is also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number, and is used to identify a business entity.  According to IRS website, you are required to have an EIN if any of the following are true:

• You have employees
• You operate your business as a corporation or partnership
• You file any of these returns: Employment, Excise, Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
• You have a Keogh plan
• You withhold taxes on income, other than wages, paid to a non-resident alien
• You are involved with any of the following types of organizations:
• Trusts, excepts certain grantor-owned revocable trusts, IRAs, Exempt Organization Business Income Tax Returns
• Estates
• Real estate mortgage investment conduits
• Non-profit organizations
• Farmers’ cooperative
• Plan administrators

For vehicles 55,000 lbs or more, first put on public highways in December, then you are required to file a Form 2290 Return, by January 31, 2014.  IRS Form 2290, used to file Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT), is considered an excise tax, so you would be required to have an EIN.  Be advised that it can take the IRS up to 10 business days to get new EINs into their system, so you will want to get your EIN today, in order to file Form 2290 on time.

As a premier processing agency, Truck Services of North America can get your EIN and file your Form 2290 by phone for you.  TSNA takes the paperwork out of your way. Check out all our services at TSNAmerica.com and fill out the Service Request Form, email us at support@TSNAmerica.com or call 803.386.0320.

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EIN Mandatory For Form 2290 Filing

An EIN is an Employer Identification Number, also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number, and can be used to verify a business entity. An EIN is usually required in order to file a tax return for a business. If you are filing Form 2290 for Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT), you must have an EIN to file the return. The IRS no longer accepts Social Security Numbers for the Form 2290.

If you need to file Form 2290 for vehicles first used in November, the due date to file is December 31, 2013. If you do not have an EIN, Truck Services of North America take can obtain one for you. We will be able to get your EIN immediately, but it may take the IRS up to 10 business days to update new EINs into their system; so you need to get your EIN today!

 

As a premier processing agency, Truck Services of North America can get your EIN and file your Form 2290 Heavy Highway Use Tax for you.  TSNA takes the paperwork out of your way. Check out all our services at TSNAmerica.com and fill out the Service Request Form, email us at support@TSNAmerica.com or call 803.386.0320.

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