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File an amended or corrected tax filing when any of the following occurs during the same tax period:
If you prefer to mail a paper amendment, confirm the correct address first. See our current list of IRS mailing address options. For the fastest results, use our online E‑File Form 2290 workflow for amendments and corrections filing.
Your vehicle’s taxable gross weight increases and moves into a higher weight category, additional HVUT is due from the month of the change.
A suspended vehicle exceeds the mileage limit, generally more than 5,000 miles on public roads for most vehicles or 7,500 miles for agricultural vehicles.
Your previously accepted return includes a VIN error and you need a corrected Schedule 1.
Another IRS-allowed adjustment that changes the tax due or the accuracy of your return for the current period.
If your vehicle’s taxable gross weight increases and crosses into a higher category, file an amended return and pay the difference for the remaining months of the tax period. The IRS requires filing by the last day of the month following the month of the weight change. After IRS acceptance, you will receive an updated Form 2290 Schedule 1 that reflects the vehicle details tied to the amendment.
If a Vehicle Identification Number was entered incorrectly on an accepted return, submit a VIN correction. VIN corrections do not create additional HVUT by themselves. After IRS acceptance, you will receive a corrected, stamped Schedule 1 for the right VIN, which is the proof you need for registration.
If a vehicle you originally reported as suspended crosses the mileage limit, file an amended return and pay HVUT for the period. The IRS deadline is the last day of the month following the month the limit was exceeded. Your updated Schedule 1 will continue to serve as proof of payment for registration.
Some situations require a corrected filing to keep records accurate. Examples include a suspended to taxable status change within the same tax year and other filing corrections with IRS that affect tax due or the information printed on Schedule 1. For questions about eligibility, our correction filing assistance will guide you through the proper selection in the portal.
Learn more about HVUT rules and mileage thresholds in our HVUT resource.
Specialized tax filings related to Form 2290 often involve:
These specialized IRS filings are supported in our guided workflow so you can stay compliant without guesswork.
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Sign in or create your account.
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Choose Amendments and Corrections from the return type selector.
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Select the applicable reason, weight increase, VIN correction, mileage exceeded, or another IRS‑allowed adjustment.
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Enter the vehicle details, the month the change occurred, and any supporting information.
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Review the calculation. If additional HVUT is due, the portal computes the amount for the remaining months of the tax year.
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Submit securely to the IRS.
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Receive IRS acknowledgment and your updated Schedule 1 in minutes in most cases. Your documents are stored in your dashboard for easy retrieval.
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