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IRS Shuts Down MeF for System Maintenance from December 26, 2012

To the kind information of our E-file users, IRS business Modernized-e-file Production System (MeF) shut down is scheduled to start off on Wednesday, December 26, 2012 at 11:59am and ends up on Monday, January 07, 2013 at 09:00 am (Eastern Time). This schedule is meant for testing and maintenance activities of the IRS MeF system.

During the planned time, you can still prepare your returns with our e-file system. We would hold your prepared tax form until the 7th of January and transmit your returns to the IRS once their MeF production system is back in action. From there on, you will get your acceptance from the IRS within expected time frames as usual.

To avoid any last minute confusions during or before the downtime of IRS MeF system, we kindly request you e-file users to be done with your filing duties beforehand. Thanks in advance for your understanding. Sorry for any inconvenience and more than anything, happy to assist you anytime at 1-866-245-3918 or support@taxexcise.com.

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Living with the goodness of internet? Then file taxes online with Awareness!

In this picture-perfect world, how many of you are mindful with Filing excise taxes through safe online service providers like TaxExcise.com? Here comes the matchless feature of our most trusted excise tax e-file service (2290, 720, and 8849), TaxExcise.com. It is nothing but SSL (Secure socket layers). You may ask why I need SSL. It bestows with many outspoken benefits to you by protecting the information from anarchists and even IRS requires EV SSL for online filing.

SSL is a protocol used for data encryption over the internet. We use secure socket layer for the security and safety of our client’s personal information. One of the main reasons for us to be an SSL certified is to ensure the complete security of our customers. Since a sole-off connection is established between the server and the customer, the data passed across an SSL connection cannot be corrupted with. Another pro is the data sent is directed by means of a private communication channel. The numeric, special characters, alphabets, your credit card numbers, your addresses and other payment related details are encoded into information bits. Only random characters appear through. The right end-user with right keys alone can decode the information through the encryption key. Encrypted data are highly impossible to attack by hackers. SSL protects from phishing and pharming too. With the aid of SSL, it is quite troublesome to impersonate the site info’s. TaxExcise.com has passed out the audits like PCI compliance (payment card industry) that looks for proper SSL permit. A server that has such a credit is allowed to get credit card information. Apart from encryption, SSL certificate also provides the authentication which prevents you from sending your data to any criminal servers that likely look as your required server.

You can find the trust seal of security in Taxexcise.com. A well aware internet user always knows the necessity of SSL protection and would never miss such SSL certified service providers. Are you the one such to file your excise tax returns with us? Let us live our lives with happiness and file our taxes with awareness.

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Salutation for the women in trucking!!!

5% (or more) of the composition of the trucking industry in America are women. For the convenient advantages in the industry or for any other reason, more and more women are stepping to run the wheels each year. People who say ‘trucking is not where women land up for it is too rough and stressful for them’, are considered mere ignorant of today’s world. Women have been in trucking from as long as there have been trucks. Lillie Elizabeth Drennan, apart from being the first lady to be Commercial driver licensed in 1929, was also the first ever woman to take ownership of trucking business. She operated her business successfully for nearly 24 years despite long routes, rough roads and stress from the opposition. Her legacy has inspired many, especially women, to follow her steps into trucking industry to take forward driving as a career.

Women share the dreams and difficulties of the roads as far as driving trucks is concerned and the industry wouldn’t be running the same way without these dedicated women of wheels. Tax2290 salutes all women drivers for their courage, patience and power that they possess to run the wheels on roads. As owners, they now can file form 2290 for their heavy truck’s heavy vehicle use tax online, so fast and safely. It doesn’t take much time to fill in the IRS form 2290 requisite details and the filers would be returned with Schedule 1 copy within minutes.

Women in Trucking has been working towards the encouragement of employment of women in the trucking industry, promotion of their accomplishments and minimization of obstacles faced by these women. They have been actively working for the motivation of the transportation industry and their women-related activities chiefly. Tax2290 is a proud member of the Women In Trucking Association extending our support to help them provide the necessary resources to encourage women having goals inclined towards the trucking industry. We also heartily congratulate Ellen Voie, President/CEO and founder of the Women In Trucking Association, who has been honored by the White House in “ordinary Americans doing extraordinary things” through its “Champions of Change” initiative on Aug 6th, 2012. There’s another date of high cardinality to truck owners, 31st August, 2012, which is the last date to file HVUT tax returns.For more information on due date extension due to Labor Day weekend IRS shut down, click here.

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Tax2290.com – Trucker’s Best Friend

Have you ever wondered how important Time is for anyone who is in the Trucking Industry. Recently met a old friend of mine, who is a Truck Driver we had a short chat. He was accompanied by his fellow Trucker and that’s when I realized how hectic their lives are.

Trucking is not a typically scheduled job, chaotic would be a more accurate description. Too many variables weather, loading and unloading delays, appointments, breakdowns, traffic, etc., Also depends on what you haul, Flat beds don’t usually get unloaded at night. Most shipping hubs are 24/7 but not all receivers.

My friend over the chat said “Some days I feel the need to stop every 200 miles. Some days I drive for 11 hours straight. It all depends on the urgency of the load and my bodily functions.  It may seem like you’re just dipping into that truck stop or gas station for a quick soda, but make sure you add in the time it takes you to find a place to park and get to the door, even if it’s only at the fuel island. In a car it can take one minute. In a truck it can take 5. When you stop some place, it may only seem like a short 15 minute stop, but then think how far down the road you would be if you hadn’t stopped.”

So Considering the fact that Truck Owners and Drivers have very less time to spend with their family, think how sad it would be if they are asked to stand in a long Queue in an IRS Office to file their HVUT Tax Form 2290, Which will take at least a day. Most annoying part is the confusing Tax calculations involved.

Thanks to www.Tax2290.com, which is considered as Trucker’s Best Friend that can save a lot of valuable time for Truck Driver’s and Truck Owner’s.  Filing HVUT Tax Form 2290with Tax2290.com takes only 10 minutes and the stamped schedule 1 reaches their Email in minutes from filing. All the confusing Tax calculations are performed by the system itself and the Tax Jargon’s are broken down in to simple English.

Not only Individual Owner Operators even CPA’s, Book Keepers and Attorney’s can file Tax Form 2290 to IRS through Tax2290.com for their clients. The Friendly Tax Expert team can be reached any time at 1-866-245-3918 by phone or can be Emailed 24/7 to support@taxexcise.com.

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Excise tax on indoor tanning services, for the first quarter of 2011 is due May 2.

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Starting July 1, 2010, many businesses offering tanning services must collect a 10 percent excise tax on the tanning services they provide. This excise tax requirement is part of the Affordable Care Act that was enacted in March 2010.

Use IRS Form 720, Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return to report and pay the indoor tanning tax due by May 2, 2011. Act fast and report it electronically at www.TaxExcise.com

What is taxable indoor tanning service?

Taxable indoor tanning service means a service employing any electronic product designed to incorporate one or more ultraviolet lamps intended for the irradiation of an individual by ultraviolet radiation, with wavelengths in air between 200 and 400 nanometers, to induce skin tanning

Who must pay the indoor tanning services tax?

Indoor tanning service providers are responsible for collecting the tax from the person paying for the service and in some situations, from the person receiving the service.What is taxable indoor tanning service?

Taxable indoor tanning service means a service employing any electronic product designed to incorporate one or more ultraviolet lamps intended for the irradiation of an individual by ultraviolet radiation, with wavelengths in air between 200 and 400 nanometers, to induce skin tanning.

Who must report the tax to the government?

The person receiving the payment for the indoor tanning service must report the indoor tanning services tax on and remit the full amount of tax with a timely filed return.

How do I report the indoor tanning services tax?

Report the indoor tanning services tax on Form 720, Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return electronically at www.TaxExcise.com and get it accepted by the IRS in minutes.