Estimated Quarterly Taxes for Beginners: What, When, and How! CPA Explains Step-by-Step

[@user-ko7mu8pf3e]

Your video save money lots of money. Thank you sir!

[@quintanettjohnson6399]

Thank you for this video! It is very detailed and explained on a level to understand. Look forward to more videos.

[@mycpacoach]

You're very welcome! Happy to help.

[@ericaflorida1515]

So you say because I have my LLC as single member I still have file my quarterly report

[@jackiekryske9580]

Awesome informative video as always!

[@ThatTalkinGal]

Very well explained. Thank you!

[@cuteluxe2677]

Could you pls make contents for rideshare driver as a LLC-paid as a S-corporate what expenses need to organize during the year? What other expense needs to be if it is used standard mileage?

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[@user-ko7mu8pf3e]

Could you please help how I can open LLC ?

[@CHRISBAUER-wo8fn]

Very informative, thank you. So, here's my question: I have a pension and a job; my taxes are withheld from both by the payers. My wife has an LLC and will have to pay quarterly. Do our quarterly payments cover just her LLC's expected earnings? I ask this since I am already pre-paying my taxes on a weekly/monthly basis, and it seems like we would be paying double taxes on my taxable income. Thank you.

[@Drew-fn6rq]

He likely doesn't give free personalized tax advice

[@youtoo2233]

Can you help me in my situation? I don't get very much taxes withheld from my check so I owe a couple of years of back taxes at a total of 12K. I'm on an installment plan I've been thinking maybe I should start sending in a little less and put that towards the more current year estimated tax so I don't keep bleeding out the other end so to speak. For quite a few years I've been on the installment plan and I can only get one years back taxes paid every year, so once that gets paid off then suddenly the current year is now due too, so it seems like I'm just on this hamster wheel of going round and round and can never get it all paid off. Any suggestions will sure be appreciated, thank you

[@jameskilrain9350]

Am not a tax professional.However,it sounds like you should really ask your employer to witheld more for taxes.

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