@ceasesmith wrote:
Yes. First one due tomorrow, I believe. IRS.gov and print off the form to send in with it.
That's assuming, of course, that you (or your spouse, if filing jointly) don't have W-2 income that will cover your liability. If you do, you have the choice of increasing your tax deduction enough to cover your liability.
@ceasesmith wrote:
You can also apply IRS refund toward next year's taxes.
If you've already filed and chose not to do that, just send in extra next quarter.
@ceasesmith wrote:
Actually, if you're on social security, just fill out the form for them to deduct income tax from your social security payment. Then you'll never have to worry about the quarterly stuff.
I don't know the number off the form, but social security will mail you the form and you fill it in and mail it back and a couple months later the deductions begin.
@alcmtr wrote:
How did the ACA have anything to do with your taxes?