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Old 01-16-2007, 02:44 AM
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Penalties and Interest

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I heard that some people do not have to pay penalties and interest even though they owe money $10,000’s on their taxes whereas I had to pay penalties and interest on owing a few thousand in taxes?? HELP me understand this rational, TAX GURU??



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Old 01-16-2007, 09:29 AM
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Dear Amir,
The reason is in general, one rule by IRS to avoid penalties and interest, is if you pay 100% of prior years taxes either through withholding or by making timely estimated tax payments, you would generally not incur penalties and interest on additional amounts owed.

I would recommend that you pay 100% of prior years tax liability and I am sure you would not be assessed penalties and interest on additional liabilities when you file your tax return.

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