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69,000 lb Truck Tax in Colorado

Welcome to your comprehensive guide to understanding Form 2290 taxes for a truck weighing 69,000 lbs operating in Colorado. Form 2290, also known as the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT), is an annual tax levied by the IRS on heavy highway vehicles operating on public roads in the United States. This guide provides specific information relevant to your situation, considering the weight of your truck and the fact that you're operating in Colorado.

The HVUT is calculated based on the vehicle's gross taxable weight, which includes the weight of the empty truck, plus the weight of any trailers and cargo it typically carries. For a truck weighing 69,000 lbs, you fall into a specific weight category that dictates your tax liability. This guide will break down the calculation and provide essential information to ensure you're compliant with IRS regulations.

While Colorado doesn't have specific state-level taxes directly related to the HVUT (Form 2290), it's crucial to understand the federal requirements and how they apply to your trucking operations within the state. We'll cover key aspects such as filing deadlines, payment options, and potential penalties for non-compliance.

4 Simple Steps to File

1

Gather Vehicle Info

Have your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) and Gross Taxable Weight ready. You can find the VIN on your registration or dashboard.

2

Choose Tax Period

Select the current tax year (July 1 - June 30). If filing late, our system automatically calculates prorated taxes for you.

3

E-File with IRS

Submit your return securely. We check for common errors before sending to the IRS to prevent rejections.

4

Get Schedule 1

Receive your IRS-stamped Schedule 1 proof of payment via email instantly once accepted. No waiting for mail.

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HVUT Tax Rate Reference (2025-2026)

Gross WeightAnnual Tax
55,000 lbs$100.00
56,000 lbs$122.00
60,000 lbs$210.00
70,000 lbs$430.00
75,000 lbs$550.00 (Max)
80,000 lbs$550.00
Logging VehiclesReduced Rate (See Calculator)

Common Questions About Form 2290

What is a Stamped Schedule 1?▼
It is the official proof of payment for the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT). You need this document to register your vehicle with the DMV.
When is Form 2290 due?▼
For the annual tax period (July 1 - June 30), it is due by August 31st. For newly purchased vehicles, it is due by the end of the month following the month of first use.
Can I pay by credit card?▼
Yes, you can pay the IRS directly using a credit card, debit card, or EFTPS. Bank account withdrawal is also an option.
What if I suspended my vehicle?▼
If you expect to drive less than 5,000 miles (7,500 for agriculture), you can file as 'Suspended' and pay $0 tax. However, you must still file Form 2290.