Lakedog
Full time employment: Posting here.
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- May 23, 2007
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No fed refund as I prefer to under pay by a small amount and usually do not have to pay state income tax since retiring.
Yes, you can count that as the first payment. If you were planning to pay more the first quarter simply send in the difference.I applied the federal to next year. It was less then the1st qtr payment I planned to make. Anyone know for sure if they count that as the 1st payment or do I have to do the EFT payment to keep them happy?
+1Yes, you can count that as the first payment. If you were planning to pay more the first quarter simply send in the difference.
Bruce
If you were planning to pay more for the first quarter payment, then you just need to pay the difference by the Q1 payment deadline.I applied the federal to next year. It was less then the1st qtr payment I planned to make. Anyone know for sure if they count that as the 1st payment or do I have to do the EFT payment to keep them happy?
Claim exempt all year, take the extra and play the market to see if can make enough to cover what i'd owe at the end anyways. Some years it's worked out well, some real close.
With current markets, wrote the check without even blinking.