married couple who has filed jointly in the past—and made joint estimated income tax payments for the current tax year—may decide to file separately for that year. This could arise, for example, with ...

Making estimated tax payments is important since the U.S. tax system operates on a "pay-as-you-go" basis. This means the IRS expects you to pay a portion of your income as soon as you earn it. As an ...

‍TLDR: If you're earning over $200,000 and have income beyond your regular paycheck-from stock options, restricted stock units, rental properties, side businesses, or investment gains-you likely need ...

Make sure to pay your estimated taxes on time to avoid penalties Reviewed by Lea D. Uradu Fact checked by Vikki Velasquez People who work for companies have estimated taxes withheld from their ...

It is tax time and your accountant is not only telling you how much you owe for last year’s taxes but also breaking the news that you must pay estimated taxes for the current year. Those pesky ...

In case you missed the frantic calls from your accountant, let me remind you that today is the deadline for most of us to submit our taxes. When reviewing the return (and yes, you should review it!), ...

Estimated taxes are an unavoidable fact of life for many taxpayers. That is because the U.S. has a pay-as-you-go system, which means the IRS expects you to pay your taxes as you receive or earn ...