- July 11, 2012
Often customers make mistakes that they do not notice until after they have completed a 2290 form online at Tax2efile.com. Any mistake caught by the Internal Revenue Service will result in the automatic rejection of a taxpayer’s filing and payment, which will cause additional delays. The entire purpose of filing a particular tax form through an IRS-approved e-filing service provider is to expedite the filing process. This contention is definitely contradicted when a customer must endure delays and fees due to a simple mistake made during their filing process. Therefore, we find it imperative that customers carefully review their personal, business, vehicle, and tax information before submitting their form because the consequences could become quite irritating.
If a customer happens to notice their mistake immediately upon submission, it is very well possible that our customer support staff can assist in the mistake’s amendment before our service actually sends it off to the IRS. It should be understood that our service is quick and efficient meaning the likelihood of our system delaying the submission of a form is quite low. Even under the favorable circumstance that a customer’s submission is delayed, our staff is unable to add additional vehicles to the submitted 2290 form. Customers with this issue will have to create a whole new form and list the additional vehicles there. But the support team is able to fix an incorrect VIN or EIN if the mistake is brought to our attention without delay.
Many of the major amendments may have to be made through the Internal Revenue Service because once a form is actually submitted; everything else is out of our hands until the agency bounces back the faulty form. The IRS can be contacted at these telephone numbers, United States: 866-699-4096 and Canada or Mexico: 859-669-5733. There are some issues that the IRS will have to walk a customer through, such as obtaining a business’s correct employer identification number because only the IRS is privy to such information.
The review screen is shown to customers before the submission is pivotal in order to avoid a rejection notice from the IRS. The review screen allows customers the opportunity to double-check ALL the information they have input. To avoid submission complications, it is essential that all filers carefully look through the review screen.
