Receiving an error notice following the filing of your Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax return is like being confronted with a roadblock at the most unexpected point of a cross-country journey. These letters made up of a series of alphabetical symbols, termed IRS Error Codes, can be said to be the "check engine lights" of tax regulations at the federal level.
Although these seem confusing, they are actually just a way for the IRS Modernized e-File (MeF) System to indicate a data error. Here, at hopes2290.com, we are experienced in decoding these problematic steps so that you are able to successfully file your 2290 form as well as receive your Stamped Schedule 1 in no time.
In most rejections, the rejection notice refers to minor clerical discrepancies that can be identified through our filing software. Knowing the top-reject codes can help you quickly address the problems:
It is related to not matching the EIN number to the actual business name as acknowledged by the IRS master file, and it happens frequently to newly formed businesses as well as businesses with changed LLC structuring information.
This is according to the Notice that “a return reporting this taxable gross weight and Vehicle Identification Number has previously been accepted for processing for the current tax year."
This is a specific type of rejection where it has been found that the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) has been reported on another taxpayer’s return, typically in situations where a truck has been sold during a tax year.
The "Name Control" is generally the first four digits of your business name. If the IRS is unable to match the EIN number for the name, the taxation of the business will fail.
We thoroughly agree that issues with car fleet management are complicated enough without having to be experts in taxation. We have created our system with automatic calculation of taxes and defensive programming to reduce error involvement:
Mistakes happen to all of us, but they shouldn’t happen to your business. With the help of an authorized e-file provider from the IRS who focuses on user experience and technology, you can easily rectify a rejection with the click of a few buttons.
Note: For more information, visit IRS website