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Tax2efile offers the following Services
E-file Form 2290
Tax2efile is one of the leading providers for e-filing Form 2290 returns with the IRS. If you own and operate a vehicle with a gross weight above 55,000 lbs you are required to file a 2290 return for each vehicle. See your e-filing options:
Self-service
File your 2290 return and get an IRS response and Stamped Schedule 1 in as little as 5 min, with our user-friendly website.
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Amendments
Amend any prior 2290 Return at our affordable rate, even if it was filed through a competitor.
VIN corrections
Tax2efile users can correct their VIN mistakes at no extra cost.
Fleet Owners
As a fleet owner, you can create a single account through which you will be able to store your information. Additionally, you get the following features:
- Our expert team computes the taxes accurately and timely.
- Professional guidance is given throughout the process.
- Get your forms filed instantly with our interface.
- Ensure the correctness of the form through the downloadable completed form.
- Bulk filing
Tax Professionals
If you are a tax professional who works with multiple clients and business Tax2efile has exclusive deals for you.
Create as many businesses profile as you like under one account and have every 2290 return organized, secure, and easy to find. Additionally, you get the following features:
- Discounts based on the E-file count you upload.
- Auto-fill templates lessen your work.
- Pre-pay for a set amount of filings; these pre-paid filings do not expire. Contact our customer support team to discuss these options in detail.
- Upload the filled template anytime, anywhere.
- Unlimited Filing – For one flat fee, file an unlimited number of 2290 Forms for the current season for a single EIN.
- Premium Service
Advantages of Filing Form 2290 online with Tax2efile
There are numerous reasons to pick Tax2efile Services. Listing a few of the benefits because our customers choose Tax2efile to file their taxes over the other:
Fast to E-file
Keep you away from the exhausting manual filing process.
E-File In Bulk
We handle bulk data and process it efficiently.
Time Saving
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Great E-Filing System
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Schedule 1 In Minutes
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Professional Guidance
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In short, when you are registered with Tax2efile, you leave all your strains on us. We offer professional form E-filing services, and our experts guide you in a step-by-step process. After a thorough evaluation, we E-file your Form 2290 electronically on your behalf. This gives a stress-free, paperless work experience from Tax2efile.
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IRS Form 8849 E-filing Services
Tax2efile offers professional guidance throughout the process of filing your Form 8849 online. Tax2efile specializes in handling your return quickly and securely, with flexible pricing options that best fit your business. If you are a Tax Professional, join us to multiply the benefits while you file with us. Each and every filing benefits you.
Tax2efile software is easy-to-use and provides you with clear instructions. The general way to claim refunds of the excise tax is done by Form 8849 which is reported on Form 2290.
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How does Form 8849 work?
Form 8849 is used to claim refunds of excise tax. Taxpayers claim their tax refunds under the Schedules 1, 2, 3, 5, and 8 for certain fuel-related refunds like non-taxable uses or sales of fuels and Schedule 6 is used for claims that are not reportable on Schedules 1,2,3,5 and 8 also including refunds of excise taxes.
Form 8849 Schedule 6
Schedule 6: Other Claims including the credit claim from Form 2290.
Form 8849 Schedule 6 is used to request a refund of excise taxes paid for 2290 HVUT. To be eligible for a refund the amount must be either an overpayment of excise taxes due, vehicle loss credit (Sold, Destroyed, Stolen), or Low mileage credit (vehicle was not driven above the tax-exempt miles for the year). Form 8849 does not remove a VIN from your Stamped Schedule 1, adjust the weight of a vehicle reported incorrectly, or lets you use the refund amount as a credit on your Form 2290
Note: Do Not Use Form 8849 to claim amounts that you took previously as a credit on Form 2290
Why still waiting? E-file your 8849 return with the best experienced IRS authorized E-file service provider and get back what′s yours. Tax2efile offers affordable rates for bulk upload of data, so you get your tax filed processed in minutes. After filing the tax return, you get an instant status notification.
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IRS Extension Form 4868
Form 4868 allows individuals, Sole proprietors (Schedule C), and Single-member LLCs including independent contractors to request more time to gather all the documents to file their tax returns. The extension form provides a 6-month extension if 90% or more of their owed tax is payable by April 18th.
Form 4868 extends your filing deadline to October 15th of the annual tax year. All tax owed must be paid on or before April 18th regardless if an extension was requested. Failure to pay owed tax may result in a penalty from the IRS.
Form 4868 provides an extension to file a tax return but does not provide an extension to pay any tax owed. You can pay any owed tax online with a direct transfer from your bank account using Direct Pay, the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System, or by debit or credit card. You can also pay by phone using the Electronic Federal Tax Payment or by debit or credit card. For more information, click here.
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IRS Extension Form 7004
Form 7004 provides an extension for businesses to file their tax return. However, any tax owed must be paid by the applicable tax return due date. Form 7004 provides an extension of time to file a tax return but does not provide an extension to pay any tax owed to the IRS. Failure to pay any owed tax will result in a penalty of a ½ % of any tax not paid by the due date and is charged for each month or part of a month that the tax remains unpaid. The penalty can be as high as 25% of the amount due. The penalty will not be charged if you can show reasonable cause for not paying any owed tax on time.
- Form 7004 generally extends the period of time to file to 6 months.
- Exceptions apply for certain filers of Form 1041 and for C corporations with tax years ending June 30.
- An estate (other than a bankruptcy estate) and a trust filing Form 1041 are eligible for an automatic 5.5 -month extension of time to file.
- C corporations with tax years ending June 30 are eligible for an automatic 7-month extension of time to file (6-month extension if filing Form 1120-POL).
See the instructions for Part II, lines 2 and 4, for exceptions for foreign corporations, certain domestic corporations, and certain partnerships with books and records outside of the United States and Puerto Rico.
Do not use Form 7004 to request an automatic extension of time to file Form 1041-A. Instead, use Form 8868. See the instructions for the applicable return for its due date.
Form 7004 has many different deadlines due to the different business types, if you would like an exact deadline date to file Form 7004, please refer to the IRS link that contains the exact deadlines to Form 7004.
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IRS Extension Form 8868
Form 8868 allows tax-exempt organizations to request a 6-month extension to file their income tax return. All corporations required to file an income tax return other than Form 990-T (including 1120-C filers), partnerships, REMICs, and trusts must use Form 7004 to request an extension of time to file income tax returns. With an exception of Form 8870, Information Return for Transfers Associated with Certain Personal Benefit Contracts, for which an extension request must be sent to the IRS in paper format. Moreover, the trustee of a trust required to file Form 1041-A or Form 5227 must use Form 8868 to request an extension of time to file those returns. Any tax owed must be paid by the due date for the return for which the extension applies.
Trusts are required to file Form 990-T by the 15th day of the 4th month (April 15 for calendar year taxpayers) (including Employee plans, IRAs, SEPs, SIMPLEs, Coverdell ESA, and Archer MSA) should enter Return Code 05. Trusts are required to file Form 990-T by the 15th day of the 5th month (May 15 for calendar year taxpayers) and should enter Return Code 06. A Return Code is assigned to each return type. Enter the Return Code of the form this application pertains to in the Return Code Box.
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990-N (Tax-exempt E-postcard)
Form 990-N is used by small tax-exempt organizations that have an annual reporting requirement and can satisfy the requirements by submitting Form 990-N, Electronic Notice (e-Postcard.) Form 990-N is submitted electronically, the IRS currently has no paper forms to submit Form 990-N.
Small tax-exempt organizations generally are eligible to file Form 990-N to satisfy their annual reporting requirement, if their annual gross receipts are normally $50,000 or less. A gross receipt is a total amount the organization receives from all sources during its annual accounting period, without subtracting any costs or expenses. If the gross receipt is over $50,000 the organization cannot file for Form 990-N the organization must file Form 990 or a 990-EZ Form. However, if a subordinate organization in a group exemption that is included in a group return filed by its central organization, does not need to file Form 990-N because the group return satisfies its annual reporting requirement.
If the organization fails to submit its e-postcard by the due date, the IRS will send a reminder to the address on file. Non-profit organizations should submit the required form, even if they are late the IRS will not penalize the organization for any late submissions. However, the IRS will not apply any late penalties due to failure of filing an e-postcard but will revoke the organization′s tax-exempt status if the organization fails to file an e-postcard for three consecutive years. The revocation of the tax-exempt status will happen after the filing due date of the third consecutively-missed year. The due date to file Form 990-N is every year by the 15th day of the 5th month after the close of your tax year. An organization cannot file an e-Postcard until their tax year ends.
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IRS Form 1040 E-filing Services
Form 1040 allows to report the taxable income of United States residents. All income earned for the year and income reported in your W-2 and/or 1099s must report their
Form 1040 to calculate as part of AGI for the year. For 2021, the standard deduction amount has been increased for all filers.
The amounts are
Single or Married filing separately: $12,550
Married filing jointly or Qualifying widow(er): $25,100
Head of household: $18,800
If you e-file your return, there is no need to mail it. To request more time to file your Form 1040, the individual will need to file Form 4868 and you can get an automatic 6-month extension if, no later than the date your return is due, you file Form 4868. If you’re a calendar year filer and your tax year ends on December 31, the due date for filing your federal individual income tax return is generally April 15th of each year.
Note:If the deadline falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the due date is delayed until the next business day.
You can see the instructions of Form 1040 by clicking here
1099 for Tax professionals
IRS 1099 series is a collection of tax forms for use in reporting taxable amounts individuals received during the years through certain activities not involving employment. Tax2efile offers a majority of 1099 series forms along with our premier e-filing service for quick and easy reporting to the IRS.
Tax professionals with filing for multiple clients and business can
Bulk Upload
Upload hundreds of vendors and recipients at once with our bulk upload option
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Purchases and pre-pay for multiple 1099 Forms (regardless of type) all at once for a discounted rate.
TIN Check
Request TIN check for multiple vendors and recipients
P&M Service
Get there 1099s mailed out to their vendors with our P&M service
Paperless
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Not sure which 1099 Form is right for your business, check the table below for a quick explanation of every 1099 Form we offer.
IRS Form | Title | Purpose | E-Filing to IRS | To Recipient (unless indicated otherwise) |
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1099-A | Acquisition or Abandonment of Secured Property | Report the acquired interest in a property that is for the security of a debt or that properties abandonment | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-B | Proceeds from Broker and Barter Exchange Transactions | Report interest that ra tax-exempt PBBET | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-C | Cancellation of Debt | Report the canceled debt of $600 or more by financial entity or due to a identifiable event |
March 31st | January 31st |
1099-CAP | Changes in Corporate Control and Capital Structure | Report shareholder(s) control of corporation acquired or substantial change in capital structure. |
March 31st | January 31st |
1099-DIV | Dividen | Report dividends and other distributions to taxpayers and to the IRS | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-G | Certain Government Payments | For federa/stat/local fovernment to report payment of unempoyment, tax refunds, RTAA payment, grants, etc. | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-INT | Interest Income | Report only interest payments made in the course of your trade or business including federal, state, and local government agencies | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-K |
Payment Card and Third Party Network Transactions | For PSE to report payments made in settlement of reportable payment transactionss | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-LS | Reportable Life Insurance Sale | For acquirer of a life insurance contract to report policy sale | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-LTC | Long Term Care and Accelerated Death Benefits | Report payment of long-term care or accelerated death benefits | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-MISC | Miscellanious | Report payment made in the course of your trade or business for miscellaneous activities | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-NEC | None Employee | Report payment to independent contractors related to your trade or business | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-OID | Original Issue Discount | Report Report interest that is tax-exempt OID | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-PATR | Taxable Distributions Received From Cooperatives | For cooperatives to report payment(s) of $10 or more in section 6044(b)distributions or backup withholdings | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-Q | Payments from Qualified Education Programs | For eligible educational institutions and to report distribution from qualified tuition program | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-R | Distributions From Pensions, Annuities, Retirement IRAs, or Insurance Contracts | Report the designated distribution of $10 or more to retirement plans, IRS, pensions, etc. | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-S | Proceeds from Real Estate Transactions | Reports sale or exchange of real estate | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-SA | Distributions From an HSA, Archer MSA, or Medicare Advantage | Report distribution made from a HAS, Archer MSA, or MA MSA, | March 31st | January 31st |
1099-SB | Seller′s Investment in Life Insurance Contract | For issuer of life insurance contract to report policy sale provided under section 6050Y (a) | March 31st | January 31st |
1098 E-filing Services-File your 1098 Forms
IRS Form 1098 is an information return used to provide IRS information about amounts paid by individuals and businesses during the tax year. Many amounts on a report on a 1098 series form can be used as a deduction on income tax. When you file your 1098 Form with Tax2efile you can have all your information reported to the IRS instantly through our electronic e-filing service.
Tax2efile users can choose to e-file Form 1098 with our easy-to-use self-service option or contact our customer support to ask about our hands-free premium service option
Tax professionals with filing for multiple clients and business can
Bulk Upload
Upload hundreds of vendors and recipients at once with our bulk upload option
Pre-Pay
Purchases and pre-pay for multiple 1098 Forms (regardless of type) all at once for a discounted rate.
TIN Check
Request TIN check for multiple vendors and recipients
P&M Service
Get there 1098s mailed out to their vendors with our P&M service
Paperless
Go paperless with our emailing to recipient service
Not sure which 1098 Form is right for your business, check the table below for a quick explanation of every 1098 Form we offer.
IRS Form | Title | Purpose | E-Filing to IRS | Send to Recipient Due Date |
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1098-C | Contributions of Motor Vehicles, Boats, and Airplanes | Used to report contribution of a vehicle with a value of $500 or more | March 31st | January 31st |
1098-E | Student Loan Interest Statement | Used to report student loan interest received in the course of trade or business | March 31st | January 31st |
1098-F | Fines penalties, and Other Amounts | Used by government entities to report amounts paid from fines, penalities, and etc. | March 31st | January 31st |
1098-MORT | Mortgage Interest Statement | Used to report mortgage interest received during the course of trade of business, that equals $600 or more | March 31st | January 31st |
1098-Q | Qualifying Longevity Annuity Contract Information | Used to report the issuence of qualifying longevity annuity contract (QLAC) | March 31st | January 31st |
1098-T | Tuition Statement | Used by eligible institutions to report qualified tuition reimbursements | March 31st | January 31st |
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