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Six Tips for People Who Pay Estimated Taxes

Apr 12

Posted by jrjcpa in 1040ES, Alimony, Capital Gains, Deductions, Dividends, EFTPS, Estimated Tax Payments, Gross Income, Interest, Partnership, Rental Income, S-Corporation, Sole Proprietorship, Tax Liability, Tax Payment, Taxable Income | Comments off

You may need to pay estimated taxes to the IRS during the year if you have income that is not subject to withholding. This depends on what you do for a living and the types of income you receive. These six tips explain estimated taxes and how to pay them: 1. If you have income [...]

Six Tips for Paying Estimated Taxes

Apr 5

Posted by jrjcpa in 1040, 1040ES, Alimony, Capital Gains, Dividends, EFTPS, Estimated Tax Payments, Interest, Partnership, Prizes & Awards, Rental Income, S-Corporation, Self-Employed, Sole Proprietorship | Comments off

Estimated tax is a method used to pay tax on income that is not subject to withholding. You may need to pay estimated taxes during the year depending on what you do for a living and what type of income you receive. These six tips from the IRS will provide you with a quick look [...]