Taxes

[Moemg]

Getting about $1400 back. More than I'd like, but tax-deferred changed a couple of times over last year, so missed the moving target. Would prefer to be nearer to zero owed/refunded.

Me too but I don't seem to be able to do that . I am afraid if I stop getting money deducted from my pension I will be back on the quarterly payments which I would rather avoid .

 

[jebmke]

I do mine in October. I never get a refund if I can possibly avoid it.

 

[Danmar]

Expecting to pay $XXX,XXX because cashed options and held the shares for a while. This results is big amount owing. As long as I don't do this two years in a row, I will not have to pay installments in 2011.

 

[jimnjana]

Will get some money back this year, will apply some of the refund to 2011 tax bill rather than do estimated tax payments.

 

[Fireup2020]

$31 back from fed - $xxx back from state (!!!?) Since I owe state taxes on my TSP contributions (welcome to NJ!), I elect to have additional $$ withheld for state - I overestimated - will correct for 2011 (I hope!)

 

[Uncle Drew]

We haven't finalized our taxes yet, but our first runs at estimating end up with having to pay about $2,500. That is in line with our expectations.

 

[haha]

We haven't finalized our taxes yet, but our first runs at estimating end up with having to pay about $2,500. That is in line with our expectations.

Just like on CNBC.

Ha

 

[ziggy29]

We haven't finalized our taxes yet, but our first runs at estimating end up with having to pay about $2,500. That is in line with our expectations.

As long as you have the cash handy and it's below the 'safe harbor' penalty threshold, it's all good. They gave *you* an interest-free loan in a sense!