Just giving a heads up to everybody.... get your shit together this week....
15th is coming up...
:O
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Just giving a heads up to everybody.... get your shit together this week....
15th is coming up...
:O
Actually, the due date was for second quarter was JUNE 15th, with the third quarter's estimated tax payments being due on SEPT 15th
yeah, wtf is up with the "quarter" actually being less than one? I got f-ed up on that the first year I paid quarterly taxes.
Jesus crispies please get your dates right before you post up and give someone a heart attack, woman!!!!:shocking: :shocking: :shocking:
i was thinking "I JUST paid taxes last month!!! Not again!!!!" well, melonie thankee for dispelling that... *phew!!!!*
If the truth were known, it probably has to do with US gov't cash flows and/or PR value. In other words, the IRS takes in a large amount of money between January and April every year due to year end bonus payments, due to tax consequence based end of year sales of equities etc. Therefore they really don't need a ton of additional cash rolling in during the second quarter, allowing them to shorten the Q2 estimated tax period to two months. On the other hand they want the year end cash flows to make the US economic statistics look pretty, so they extend the Q4 estimated tax period to four months.Quote:
yeah, wtf is up with the "quarter" actually being less than one?
Whoops!
SORRY!!!
Is there some sort of late fee I should be paying? I'd rather just send it in with this as to not deal with it later...
As a person who has been behind on my estimated taxes for a couple of years (always catching up) I can tell you the late fees aren't always as bad as you might think. Just send in your estimate and figure it at the end of the year if there is a late fee.
Is it a flat fee? Or a percentage?
I'd rather just send it...