I'm concerned because my check payment to the IRS has not been cashed
yet. What should I do?
You can call (800) 829-1040 and ask an IRS representative if the payment
has been credited to your account. If it has not and the check has not cleared
your financial institution, you may choose to place a stop-payment on the
original check and send another payment.
9.1 Estimated Tax: Businesses
Is an S-Corporation required to pay quarterly estimated tax?
Generally, the corporation must make estimated tax payments for the following
taxes if the total of these taxes is $500 or more:
the tax on certain capital gains,
the tax on built-in gains,
the excess net passive income tax, and
the investment credit recapture tax.
For more information regarding estimated tax, refer to Instructions for Form 1120S, U.S. Income Tax Return for an S Corporation, page 5
and Publication 542, Corporations, page 4.
9.2 Estimated Tax: Farmers & Fishermen
Most of my income is from farming. Are there any special provisions
related to estimated tax payments for farmers?
If you have income from farming, you may be able to avoid making estimated
tax payments by filing your return and paying the entire tax due on or before
March 1 of the year your return is due. If March 1 falls on a weekend or legal
holiday, you have until the next business day to file and pay tax. This estimated
tax rule generally applies if at least 2/3 of your total gross income is from
farming this year or previous year. Refer to Publication 225, Farmer's
Tax Guide, and Tax Topic 416, Farming and Fishing Income, for
additional information.
9.3 Estimated Tax: Individuals
How do I report the estimated payments I have made when I file my
taxes at the end of the year?
Take credit for all your estimated tax payments for 2004 on line 64 of Form 1040 (PDF), U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, or
line 40 of Form 1040A (PDF) , U.S. Individual
Income Tax Return.