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Old 11-11-2015, 02:50 PM
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SE liability < $1000, estimated quarterly?

Hello all,

I am starting a side job as an independent contractor.
After expenses, I expect my tax liability to be about $800.

Since my liability is less than $1000, do I ignore quarterly payments and just pay when I file my personal and W2 related taxes?

I typically use TurboTax. I assume this will take my Schedule C and tack on the appropriate taxes?



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