"Seeker" <seeker[at]nowayno.how> wrote:

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I've used Turbo Tax and it has an Estimated Tax option to
print 4 quarterly 1040ES forms. You may also just download
the form off of the irs.gov website.

Mike

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seeker[at]nowayno.how (Seeker) asked:

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You can always go to http://www.irs.gov, and download Form
1040-ES. This not only has a worksheet to determine how much
your payments should be, but also includes four numbered
vouchers. You should fill out #l -- due April 17 -- and
send it off promptly with a check for the correct amount.
The 1040-ES will also provide the correct address.

Once you've sent the first payment, the IRS will respond by
sending you preprinted vouchers for the 2d, 3d and 4th
payments.

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Sorry, not familiar with TT. On TaxWise, we could either
schedule a direct w/d from TPs checking via ACH for the
first periodic payment - thereby triggering the voucher
supply ... or we could simply bring up Form 1040-ES, and
either fill it in, or simply print it off with the TPs info,
and separately provide the TP with a recommended payment
amount per period, based on the income involved.

Hope this helps.

Bill

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Seeker wrote:

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Forms> Open Form> Show All Forms> Tax Payment Worksheet

It's a "keep for your records" form where you list the
quarterly payments you made for the past tax year.

JOE

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I hope someone will kindly help me with a question. My
husband and I file jointly. He is still working and last
year I drew Soc. Sec. Since we didn't withhold anything, we
ended up having to make a substantial payment with the
return. I'm just thankful they didn't sock us with a
penalty. So now this is the first year we've ever had to
send checks to the IRS on a quarterly basis. The IRS didn't
send me any form to submit with our FIT tax return allowing
for the payments. Now I am using Turbo Tax to do our return
and I don't see a place to report the payments.

Can anyone tell me how to go about reporting the payments on
Turbo Tax?

Many thanks in advance.
Sharon

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