What is an EIN?
As defined by the IRS, EIN is an Employer Identification Number also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number. EIN is used to identify a business entity. You need an EIN if you are planning to file an electronic 2290 Tax return.
As defined by the IRS, EIN is an Employer Identification Number also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number. EIN is used to identify a business entity. You need an EIN if you are planning to file an electronic 2290 Tax return.
This year the Form 2290 is going through two big changes with the way they collect information for Credits on vehicles that are sold during the tax year. First there is something the seller must do, and second something the buyer must do.
Currently, 2290Tax offers three ways to pay your heavy vehicle use tax. However, there are certain situations that these three methods of payment may not be the best choice. If this is the case then you, the taxpayer, are able to do a same-day federal tax payment.
2015 IRP Annual Meeting – Day 1: Monday May 18, 2015
Folks are still flying in from all over the US and Canada to attend the 2015 IRP Annual meeting in Savannah, GA. While the meeting officially kicks off on Tuesday, there were two different all-day committee meetings today. The first was discussing Jurisdictional Peer Reviews, and the second was the IT and Data Committee meeting. I attended the IT and Data Committee Meeting.
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There’s been a lot of discussion around IRS e-file recently. Between PTIN fees, education and testing requirements, and e-file mandate updates there’s a lot of change happening in the e-file industry.
As defined by the IRS, the 2290 Tax Form is used to:
Vehicles that drive themselves. Seemingly, a concept straight out of the Jetsons. But is our technology advanced enough to make this possible? Well according to Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and Google we can expect to see self driving vehicles on our streets like tomorrow! Well not really, but they are close.