Federal heavy vehicle use tax
Road Tax / 2290.
Keep your filing on track.
From vehicle details to your stamped Schedule 1, Nancy’s helps you organize your Form 2290 filing and understand the next step.
How we help
Clear steps. Organized paperwork.
Whether you are filing for the first time or reviewing an existing return, we start with your vehicles and the details of your situation.
01 / Prepare
Form 2290 support
Review the business and vehicle information needed for your return, identify missing details and help prepare your filing.
02 / Document
Schedule 1 assistance
Help you keep track of the stamped Schedule 1 issued after IRS acceptance and the records needed for your registration process.
03 / Follow up
Changes & corrections
Have a VIN error, rejected filing or vehicle change? Bring the existing return so we can review the issue and discuss the appropriate next step.
Before you get started
Bring your business and vehicle details.
A complete set of records helps us identify what is needed before the filing is prepared.
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- Business legal name, address and EIN — an SSN cannot be used for Form 2290
- Vehicle identification number (VIN) for each vehicle
- Taxable gross weight and month of first use
- Prior Form 2290 and stamped Schedule 1, if available
- Details of purchased, sold or low-mileage vehicles
Common questions
Know what applies to your filing.
When is Form 2290 due?
Generally, by the last day of the month following the month the vehicle was first used on a public highway. If the deadline falls on a weekend or legal holiday, it moves to the next business day.
What if my vehicle has low mileage?
Tax suspension may apply if expected use is no more than 5,000 miles during the tax period, or 7,500 miles for qualifying agricultural vehicles. You must still file and monitor mileage.
Is Form 2290 the same as IFTA?
No. Form 2290 reports federal heavy highway vehicle use tax. IFTA is a separate fuel-use tax reporting program, generally filed quarterly. We can help you identify which service you need.
Official resources: IRS Form 2290 instructions ↗ · IRS Trucking Tax Center ↗ · California IFTA information ↗
Ready to work on your 2290?
Send us your questions and we’ll help you get started.