If a vehicle was initially reported as a suspended vehicle (under the mileage limit) but later exceeds that limit, what is the new filing requirement and deadline?
HVUT, through its IRS Form 2290 filing, provides a provision for a tax suspension in instances when the heavy vehicle is anticipated to travel less than the mileage use limit (5,000 miles for commercial, 7,500 for agricultural).
 covered by an annual Form 2290 filing.jpg "What is the tax period (the start and end dates) covered by an annual Form 2290 filing?")
 or the lessee(operator.jpg "In the context of leasing, who is responsible for filing Form 2290: the lessor(owner) or the lessee(operator)?")
 to file Form2290 if they are an individual owner-operator, or is an Employer Identification number (EIN) always required.jpg "Can a taxpayer use their Social security number (SSN) to file Form2290 if they are an individual owner-operator, or is an Employer Identification number (EIN) always required?")
 but later exceeds that limit, what is the new filing requirement and deadline.jpg "If a vehicle was initially reported as a suspended vehicle (under the mileage limit) but later exceeds that limit, what is the new filing requirement and deadline?")
