- June 11, 2017
Free Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Corrections is exclusively provided by Tax2efile, for our valuable customers. To opt for our free service customers can contact Tax2efile via e-mail or call us. Once the request is placed, Tax2efile processes the application and takes essential steps to make sure that the IRS does not double charge the tax to the customers.
VIN Corrections – An Overview
Mistakes are common while you are filing Form 2290 tax return. All those errors can be corrected in some way, either through money or other efforts. But can you believe that you can correct the mistakes without any cost or effort? Surprising right? Just read on.
As the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) of your heavy vehicle for which you filed Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT), comes with 17 characters. Those characters are mixed with numbers and letters; hence it is common that some typos are likely to happen. In some cases, we may have entered ‘O’ instead of the number ‘0’ zero. Both look similar to the naked eye, but the IRS is an expert in catching our faults for having incorrect VIN. To avoid such an unlikely condition, it is better to double-check your VIN and file a free VIN correction with Tax2efile. As you have filed Form 2290 already and paid the IRS to receive stamped Schedule 1, you are in a position to solve this VIN problem ASAP.
Purpose of Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Under the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) regulations, a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) consists of 17 characters and it is assigned to the vehicle for identification purposes. The main aim of the VIN system is to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of vehicle recall campaigns or defects related to motor vehicle safety. The VIN system is also vital for law enforcement officials as an anti-theft mechanism, for identification purposes of insurance companies, for researchers to identify the vehicles during crash investigation programs, for tilting purposes, and to state governments for vehicle registrations.
Each and every vehicle has a VIN, which is assigned at the time the vehicle is manufactured. It is unique for each vehicle, and no two vehicles have the same number. The VIN is used to track the vehicle’s insurance policies, reports of accidents, and other related incidents. In order to memorize your VIN number, check how the VIN is formed. The 17 characters of the VIN are divided into 3 parts: Identifier of world manufacturer, vehicle descriptor section, and vehicle identifier section. when you split the VIN according to the groups, it makes it easier to keep the number in mind.
Things to Remember Before Free VIN Correction
There are certain things that you need to keep in mind before proceeding to VIN corrections.
- VIN corrections are done only for taxable or suspended vehicles, and not for credit vehicles or for previously suspended vehicles.
- If you are filing a VIN Correction Form 2290, it can’t be combined with another credit claim on the same form.
- The incorrect VIN form must be a paid original IRS 2290 Form. Failing to do that will attract penalties on top of the actual tax from the IRS.
So what are you waiting for? Incorrect VIN in the IRS 2290 Form? No worries. Visit Tax2efile.com to make free VIN corrections instantly and on time.
