Rt1AWD
Well-Known Member
Calculating your quarter payments based on the previous year is just a guildeline. You can correct that amount manually. You can pay a couple thousands less each quarter. It's fine as long as you don't owe taxes in the end.Not everyone pays taxes in the same way. Many people who are self employed, for example, can pay quarterly estimated taxes and sure they could add to it. But your quarterlies are based on previous years taxes. Therefore, if you made more this year you will owe uncle Sam come next April. So some people might want the break this year not knowing what next year will bring.
The difference could be paying 7k to the government come April vs the possibility of getting some back. There's been years when I owed 20k in April. That's not a fun thing. So if I knew that I had an upcoming bill and could purchase a car, claim some of the car as an expense and lower that amount owed via rebate, then for sure!
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