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Personal Finance and Investing

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17. definately too late for that - thanks.

Tue Oct 24, 2023, 03:49 PM

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Underpayment penalty [View all] walkingman Oct 2023 OP

Google "estimated taxes" and, for next marybourg Oct 2023 #1

Thank you - the "safe harbor" rule might be something I can use. walkingman Oct 2023 #2

I make estimated tax and other kinds of payments using eftps.gov progree Oct 2023 #3

Thanks for the info!! walkingman Oct 2023 #14

Two ways to satisfy withholding requirement IbogaProject Oct 2023 #4

Link to IRS rules nitpicked Oct 2023 #5

You must meet your tax obligations on a quarterly basis progree Oct 2023 #6

I wait and don't get a penalty Yonnie3 Oct 2023 #7

Yes, you met your tax obligation on a quarterly basis progree Oct 2023 #9

I have taxable income in every quarter, Yonnie3 Oct 2023 #10

Umm progree Oct 2023 #11

Vanguard allows me to withhold 0% up to 90% IIRC Yonnie3 Oct 2023 #13

definately too late for that - thanks. walkingman Oct 2023 #17

If you have a good estimate Unwind Your Mind Oct 2023 #8

My thinking also - need to do a little more reasearch - thanks. walkingman Oct 2023 #19