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E-file Superfund Chemical Excise Taxes using Form 720 at TaxExcise.com!

Hello excise taxpayers! Superfund chemical excise taxes are reinstated on certain chemicals and imported chemical substances from July 1, 2022. There are separate Superfund chemical excise taxes under section 4661, tax on the sale or use of ‘taxable chemicals’ and under section 4671, tax on the sale or use of imported ‘taxable substances.’ These taxes are imposed after they expired in 1995. Now, the tax rates and tax-related provisions have been modified by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act signed on November 15, 2021.

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What’s new in the Federal Excise Tax Form 720?

Hello excise taxpayers! You can start e-filing your federal excise tax form 720 for the third quarter of this tax year at TaxExcise.com. So, don’t delay your tax filings; e-file form 720 at TaxExcise.com to stay ahead of the deadlines. The last date to e-file form 720 for the third quarter is October 31, 2022. TaxExcise.com platform offers you smooth and accurate form 720 e-filing services. You can e-file form 720 online and get the proper acknowledgement from the IRS directly to the IRS.

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Federal excise tax form 720 is due for the third quarter! E-file before the deadline!

Hello taxpayers! Its time to report your quarterly federal excise tax form 720 and pay the tax dues for the third quarter of this tax year. The last to report form 720 to the IRS for the third quarter is October 31, 2022. Therefore, you must e-file form 720 with the deadline and get the proper acknowledgment from the IRS to avoid penalties.

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Best Form 2290 VIN Correction services only at TaxExcise.com!

Hello, Truckers! As the tax filing season for this year’s tax period is already over, you believe all of you reported and paid your HVUT form 2290 to the IRS and successfully got your stamped schedule 1 copy. Now, if you have typed in the incorrect VIN of your vehicle and got your schedule 1 copy with the incorrect VIN, you must apply for VIN correction to correct the VIN of your truck. You should not delay applying for VIN correction if you have your stamped schedule 1 copy with an incorrect VIN of your truck. Otherwise, you will have trouble with the authorities for improper schedule 1 copy. You will also be unable to register your vehicle, renew the license or process any insurance claims.

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Report form 2290 HVUT amendments online at TaxExcise.com!

Hello, Truckers! We had another great form 2290 HVUT tax filing season for the tax period, 2022-2023. We hope you have reported form 2290 truck taxes to the IRS and received the IRS stamped schedule 1 copy to operate your trucking business smoothly.

Truckers must report and pay form 2290 truck taxes for their taxable heavy vehicles for every tax season during the beginning of the tax season. A heavy vehicle or truck should have a total gross weight of 55,000 pounds or more to enter the taxable vehicle category. Form 2290 has different total gross weight categories from A to V in which each category belongs to a different gross weight varying from 55,000 pounds to 75,000 pounds. The form 2290 payment also varies for each weight category. Therefore, truckers should estimate the total gross weight of their heavy vehicles and pay the tax dues accordingly.

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