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How to Register a Commercial Vehicle in Illinois

by Rob Kemmett

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Vehicles used for transporting goods or big numbers of passengers, such as semi trucks and buses, are considered commercial vehicles. In the land of Illinois, commercial vehicles must be registered with the land before they are legally allowed to be used on the roadways.

Step 1

Buy automobile insurance for your commercial vehicle. You must provide proof of insurance before the state of Illinois will authorize your commercial vehicle's registration.

Stride 2

Contact the nearest Secretarial assistant of State facility or call 800-252-8980 to asking an application for commercial vehicle registration. This grade is not bachelor online and must be obtained through a Secretarial assistant of Country facility. Visit the Illinois Secretary of State facilities website to locate a facility near yous (see the Resources section of this article).

Step iii

Visit the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) website and review the Heavy Highway Vehicle Utilize Tax Form 2290 instructions to see if you are required to fill up out the form. In the state of Illinois, you must fill out this grade if your vehicle weighs more than 55,000 pounds and if it was purchased more than than lx days prior to the date you registered the vehicle. If yous are required to pay this revenue enhancement, fill out the form and ship it, along with the required payment, to: Internal Revenue Service, P.O. Box 804525, Cincinnati, OH 45280-4524.

Call the Illinois Secretarial assistant of Land Commercial & Farm Truck Division at 217-785-1800 and choose the "Mileage Registration" pick when prompted. Follow the instructions to register your commercial vehicle for the mileage tax registration. The state of Illinois offers reduced tax payments if your commercial vehicle operates within the borders of the state and does not cantankerous borders. Visit the Illinois Secretary of State website to review the Farm & Mileage Tax Registration brochure (run into the Resources department of this article).

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