There are so many ways to process your HVUT filings that simple 2290 instructions have become difficult to find. Do you e-file? Paper file? Hire a preparer? What are your choices and how can you get the best bang for your buck?
Although there are many ways to file your taxes, the hard part is not the form – it’s choosing HOW you want to file. Today, you have more choices then ever from which to choose so we’ve listed the different 2290 instructions below to assist you in making the best choice possible.
e-file Instructions
If you choose to e-file your taxes, you’ll find our 2290 instructions simple and easy to understand! Just register, login, and fill in the blanks. Stamped Schedule 1’s are quickly issued and returned to you via email. If you have questions, simply call our US based customer support center and talk to a real person.
Here are some pros and cons to e-filing
Pros:
- Fast
- Easy
- Free Phone Support
- Saves Paper
– Good for the environment
Cons:
- e-filing service fee
Don’t have the time to read our 2290 instructions? Follow our step-by-step videos below to see how it’s done. If you have a small fleet, you can do the whole process online. If you have a larger fleet (25 units or more) we recommend the 2290 Calculator.
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2290 Instructions for Paper filing
Paper filing is a little bit harder then e-filing because there is no one to call for help if you get confused. You can easily find instructions for paper filing but the basics are simple.
Fill in the paper form, and mail it to the IRS with your check or money order for the amount due. Then it’s a waiting game. It could easily take the IRS up to 4-8 weeks to return a Stamped Schedule 1 in the mail.
Pros:
- Free
Cons:
- It takes a long time
- There is no phone help
- Wastes paper
Hire a Paid Preparer
Your last option for filing your 2290 taxes would be to hire someone to prepare and process the 2290 for you. Call us for a recommendation in your area or ask your regular registration, IFTA agent, or tax person if they provide filing services for Form 2290. Here at 2290Tax, we work with hundreds of IRS approved Paid Preparers who are ready and willing to help.
Pros:
- Expert Help
Cons:
- The Most Expensive
The Best Bang for Your Buck
The method you use to file your HVUT taxes really boils down to a personal choice. For many, the time spent reading our 2290 instructions to e-file and paying a small fee is more than fair for how fast they receive a Stamped Schedule 1. For others, it’s worth the time it takes to paper file and then wait for the IRS to respond.
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