Form 2290 & Trucking Tax Blog

Plain-English articles on Form 2290, HVUT, refunds, and motor-carrier compliance — published regularly through the year.

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Driver Qualification: What a Carrier Must Verify Before a Driver Runs

What belongs in a driver qualification file and what a carrier must verify before a driver runs, from the CDL and medical card to English proficiency.

Read article July 18, 2026

How to Log In to Motus, the FMCSA Registration System

Motus is the FMCSA online registration system at motus.dot.gov. Learn how to log in with Login.gov, what it does, and how it connects to your Form 2290.

Read article July 18, 2026

File Form 2290 in Your Language: Consulics in 9 Languages

Consulics runs in 9 languages, so truckers and CPAs can read every guide, tool, and Form 2290 page in their language. Spanish and Punjabi are hand written.

Read article July 19, 2026

What Puts a Truck Out of Service: The Roadside Violations That Stop a Load

The common roadside inspection findings that place a truck or driver out of service, from brakes and hours to credentials, and how to prevent them.

Read article July 17, 2026

Virginia Moves All IFTA Transactions Online: What the October 12, 2026 VIIM Requirement Means for Carriers

Virginia DMV says all IFTA transactions must be initiated online in the VIIM System starting Monday, October 12, 2026. What carriers should do to prepare.

Read article July 16, 2026

English Language Proficiency for CDL Drivers: The Rule and How Roadside Enforcement Works

What the CDL English language proficiency rule requires, how the roadside assessment works, the border zone exception, and what carriers should do.

Read article July 15, 2026

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