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Navigating Low Mileage Suspended Vehicles: Eligibility, Requirements, and Registration Process
Navigating Low Mileage Suspended Vehicles: Eligibility, Requirements, and Registration Process
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Low-mileage suspended vehicles are heavy vehicles that travel less than 5,000 miles per year on public highways or less than 7,500 miles yearly for agricultural vehicles. They are not subject to the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) if accurate mileage records are submitted to the IRS for suspension.
To determine if your vehicle qualifies for the low mileage suspended vehicle category, you must verify if it travels less than 5,000 miles per year on public highways or less than 7,500 miles per year if it’s an agricultural vehicle. Keep accurate records of your vehicle’s mileage and submit them to the IRS when filing for the HVUT suspension.
Verify whether your vehicle qualifies for the low mileage suspended vehicle category by confirming that it has traveled less than 5,000 miles per year on public highways or less than 7,500 miles per year if it's an agricultural vehicle.
Keep an accurate record of the mileage traveled by your vehicle and maintain it up-to-date to ensure you have the necessary information when filing.
On Form 2290, indicate that your vehicle qualifies for the low mileage suspended vehicle category by checking the appropriate box.
Submit Form 2290 and the required documentation to the IRS by the deadline, typically August 31st of each year for the upcoming tax period.
Even if your vehicle qualifies for the HVUT suspension, you may still be responsible for paying other fees, such as state registration fees, inspection fees, and other taxes or fees that may apply.