IRS Form 2290 Rejected?
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A Form 2290 rejection may come across as surprising but there’s no need to panic. EZ2290 support can help you re-file your rejected returns with required form corrections for free, if you have already filed with EZ2290.
The IRS could reject your Form 2290 due to missing details in the form or incorrect information given by you. Here are the most common reasons for Form 2290 rejection:
Incorrect VIN
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique identifying code for a vehicle. VINs are used by the IRS to track the tax history associated with the number.
Reporting an incorrect VIN on your Form 2290 will lead to rejection. If you have reported incorrect VINs on your 2290 returns, you can file a Form 2290 VIN Correction, which is exclusively used to address the incorrect VIN reporting.
TIN/EIN Details
An incorrect Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) or employer identification number (EIN) will also cause your Form 2290 to be rejected. The TIN or EIN is used by the IRS to track the tax and compliance history of the businesses.
When you enter a TIN/EIN in any of the returns, the IRS checks the TIN and the name associated with that number against its own records to validate the details. If the provided TIN/EIN does not match the records, the IRS will reject the returns.
If the EIN doesn’t match the business name, you’ll get the “Error Code R0000-922” in your rejection notice. In case there is a name or address change, select the Name Change or Name or Address Change check box on the return.
Incorrect First Use Month (FUM)
The first use month is the month when you first start using the vehicle. Since vehicle purchases are asset purchases, the transaction for a newly purchased vehicle is reported to the IRS by your seller.
This information will be checked by the IRS to validate the transaction. If you have reported an incorrect or wrongful month of first use, your returns will be rejected for false reporting and tax evasion.
Incorrect Mileage Usage
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Non-Compliance Citations
When the IRS rejects your HVUT 2290 returns citing non-compliance, it means that the business is under the radar for tax evasion, defying workplace safety norms, fraud, unverified resources and documentation, criminal history, and other violations.
If you have a poor history of filing returns or paying taxes, or if you do not have substantial evidence to support the lack of will to file your taxes and pay them, the IRS may penalize your business for each such violation.
Duplicate Filing
The IRS rejection notice will cite the Error Code R0000-194 for duplicate filings. Your Form 2290 return will be considered a duplicate filing if you file with the same EIN, VIN, weight Category, and the First Used Month more than once during the same tax year. There can’t be more than one Form 2290 for a single vehicle.
RTN Rejection
The rejection Error Code R0000-906-01 means that your Routing Transit Number (RTN) or bank routing number included in the return for the HVUT payment is invalid. If you get this error, you can re-enter the correct RTN for the Electronic Funds Withdrawal (EFW) payment option and resubmit Form 2290.
e-Filing: When filing your Form 2290, e-filing is much faster and easier than paper filing. This allows you additional time to make changes and re-file your return post rejection of your form 2290. You can easily e-file your Form 2290 with EZ2290 and receive your schedule-1 in minutes.
Validate: Make sure to validate all the information entered by you like VIN, EIN, TIN, etc. EZZ290 offers real-time TIN matching which can be used to double check the info before filing the form.
Calculate accurate tax: You can use our free smart tax calculator to estimate the HVUT tax you owe on each vehicle according to its weight, logging status, and miles.
Expert Support: EZ2290 provides 24x7 tax support to help you with any questions that you may have.
Free Re-File and VIN Corrections: EZ2290 provides free re-files for rejected returns. We also offer VIN corrections to help you provide the IRS with accurate information. This is a free feature we offer to all EZ2290 users.
2290 Amendments: If your vehicle exceeds the taxable gross weight or if a suspended heavy vehicle exceeds the mileage use limit, you can file Form 2290 Amendment with EZ2290 and request the IRS to make the corrections.
If you’re a registered user of EZ2290, you can go to the EZ2290 dashboard and view your IRS communications or check your e-filing history. Transactions rejected by the IRS will be highlighted to help you address the issues quickly.
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Follow these steps to re-file your rejected Form 2290 at no additional cost:
Step 1
Understand The Issue(s) Cited in the IRS Notice
If the issues cited are something as simple as incorrect tax or business details, you can create a new form and enter the new and updated information correctly.
Alternatively, you can get some tax assistance online from our EZ2290 support team. Go ahead and call or chat with one of our support executives. We’re familiar with the issues cited by the IRS and we’re trained to provide you with the required tax and compliance resolutions quickly.
If the IRS has cited multiple issues implying noncompliance, we recommend speaking to our tax experts first.
Step 2
Validate
After reviewing the rejection notice, do take some time to review your form(s). Validate the tax and vehicle details, such as TIN/Name combination, vehicle identification number, mileage utilized, and more. Once you are confident that the newly furnished information is accurate and correct, proceed to the next step.
Step 3
Re-File 2290 Securely Online with EZ2290
You can re-file your rejected 2290 returns online with EZ2290. Our end-to-end encrypted platform allows you to transmit your e-returns to the IRS directly. EZ2290 does not charge you for re-filing rejected returns
Form 2290 can be rejected due to various reasons like mismatched EIN and Business Name, invalid Bank Routing Number, incorrect taxable gross weight, incorrect or missing VIN, duplicate filing, or late filing. Check these details and validate with 2290 rejection error codes to know why your 2290 got rejected.
To fix your rejected form 2290, identify the rejection reason, gather correct information, amend and resubmit the form with EZ2290. If you have previously filed your HVUT 2290 with EZ2290, you can re-file your rejected 2290 returns with required form corrections for free.