Pennsylvania Form 2290 | File Heavy Vehicle Use Tax

Pay Heavy Vehicle Use Tax in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania’s transportation system carries approximately $1.6 trillion of goods in the state. Pennsylvanian truckers must pay their HVUT payment if their commercial vehicle has a gross weight of 55,000 pounds or more. Without the proof of HVUT payment, you cannot register your vehicle at the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.

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e-File your Pennsylvania Road Tax in 4 simple steps:

Step 1:
Register or sign in to your eform2290 account

Step 2:
e-File your form 2290 by entering the details of your truck

Step 3:
Make the payment

Step 4:
Get IRS Schedule 1 in your inbox

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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation

Eform2290 helps truckers in 2290 online filing in Pennsylvania and receive their IRS watermarked schedule 1 in just minutes. You can renew your vehicle registrations and tags by visiting the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation(1) authorities and providing the IRS-stamped Schedule 1 copy that we’ve mailed you.