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First used in July 2026? Form 2290 is due August 31, 2026
Every taxable truck on a public road in July 2026, including trucks you ran last year, had to be on a Form 2290 filed by August 31, 2026 (56 days ago). A truck over 75,000 lbs owes $550.00 for the full year to June 30, 2027. Source: IRS Instructions for Form 2290, due-date chart and Form 2290 page 2.
- DueAug 31, 2026
- Over 75,000 lbs$550.00
- Line 1202607
This due date has passed. If you haven't filed, file now: the IRS adds penalties and interest for each month it's late. What it costs
What goes on the form
- Month of first use on line 1: 202607 (IRS chart).
- Months of tax: 12 of 12 (full year).
- Filing late: the IRS's general penalty is 5% of unpaid tax per month, up to 25%. Penalties

Tax for a truck first used in July
Logging rates, every month and the calculator: full tax table, 2290 calculator.
How the IRS sets the due date
"Form 2290 must be filed by the last day of the month following the month of first use (as shown in the chart, later)."
IRS Instructions for Form 2290
All 12 first-use months
- JulAug 31
- AugSep 30
- SepNov 2
- OctNov 30
- NovDec 31
- DecFeb 1
- JanMar 1
- FebMar 31
- MarApr 30
- AprJun 1
- MayJun 30
- JunAug 2
First used August 2026: due September 30, 2026
Questions
When is Form 2290 due for a truck first used in July 2026?
August 31, 2026. Form 2290 is due by the last day of the month after the month a truck first runs on a public road.
How much is 2290 tax for a truck first used in July 2026?
$550.00 for a truck over 75,000 lbs (Category V) and $100.00 at 55,000 lbs (Category A), non-logging, covering 12 months to June 30, 2027.
What date goes on line 1 for July 2026?
The IRS chart's code for July 2026 is 202607. It's the month of first use, not the month you bought or plated the truck.
What if I miss the August 31, 2026 deadline?
The IRS's general penalty for filing late is 5% of the unpaid tax for each month, up to 25%, plus 0.5% a month for paying late and interest. What it costs.