Hello taxpayers! The new tax season, TY 2022-2023, for the HVUT form 2290 is now open, and truckers are actively e-filing form 2290 truck taxes at TaxExcise.com to stay ahead of the deadline, which is on August 31, 2022. The IFTA tax for the second quarter of this tax year is also due on August 01, 2022.
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Form 720 Q1, IFTA, and Form 2290 are due today; Efile now!
The deadline for Quarterly Federal Excise form 720 First quarter, IFTA first quarter, and Form 2290 pro-rated truck tax for the heavy vehicles first used in March is today! So, taxpayers need to file and report these taxes today to avoid penalties, interests, and late charges. And E-filing is the best and most effective way to report and pay the taxes directly to the IRS at the last minute without any hurdles.
E-file your Federal Excise Taxes at TaxExcise.com!
TaxExcise.com is the IRS-approved modern e-filing service provider, especially for federal excise taxes. We offer one-stop solutions to e-file all the federal excise tax form 720, HVUT form 2290, and refund claims form 8849 with all its schedules and IFTA tax preparation. You can e-file your federal excise taxes effectively at TaxExcise.com at economical prices. We offer this much-needed service at a very pocket-friendly price. All the taxpayers can use TaxExcise.com to e-file and report their federal excise taxes to the IRS easily to save a lot of time and money. Continue reading Form 720 Q1, IFTA, and Form 2290 are due today; Efile now!
Form 2290 now being Accepted for TY 2021-2022, E-File Now!
Tax Season for Form 2290 has officially begun. This year the IRS is expected to receive a large volume of returns and Electronically submitting your 2290 is the most easiest and convenient way of having your returns completed. Priority electronic filing ensures you report your taxes right and receive your Schedule 1 proof copies instantly.
We at www.taxexcise.com/ www.tax2290.com would also like to keep you keep you reminded on all the other forms that are due this month:
Continue reading Form 2290 now being Accepted for TY 2021-2022, E-File Now!With less than a month before the deadline, E-file Forms 720 and 2290 before April 30, 2021.
As the FIRST IRS AUTHORIZED & ONLY DECADE OLD E-file Service Provider for E-filing, it is our duty to alert all excise taxpayers of the upcoming deadline. Form 720, Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Reporting, to be sent by the end of the calendar quarter. Form 720 is filed quarterly to record taxes levied on the manufacturing, distribution, or use of a certain class of goods and materials, with the first quarter deadline falling on April 30th, 2021. We’re halfway through April, which means we’re approaching the Due Date for the first quarter of 2021. Walking to the local IRS office or mailing the paper-filled Form 720 in this short time period is the slowest way of filing form 720 and you can foresee a delay in getting the filings acknowledged and if the date is skipped or filed late, you will have to incur penalties.
Keep in mind that even though you have no sales to record, you must also file a Form 720 by choosing the alternative for a Zero Return (Zero Tax Liability). This is to notify the IRS that you have no Excise taxes to declare for the year.
Continue reading With less than a month before the deadline, E-file Forms 720 and 2290 before April 30, 2021.Today is the Deadline to file Form 720 excise tax return for the third calendar quarter of 2020 (July, August, and September)
We have an important message about your Form 720 tax returns, today is the deadline to file Form 720 excise tax return for the third calendar quarter of 2020 (July, August, and September). However it is only applicable for businesses that deals in goods and services subject to excise tax. If you were responsible for collecting excise taxes during this quarter and haven’t filed your tax return yet, you must prepare and file it by today, November 2nd, 2020.
Continue reading Today is the Deadline to file Form 720 excise tax return for the third calendar quarter of 2020 (July, August, and September)