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Should Your Business Make Estimated Tax Payments?

March 05th, 201211:43 AM ET

By John Dillard

Duluth CPA: Should Your Business Make Estimated Tax Payments? Financial statements are often misused and abused. They are often ornately presented with accountant's opinions ranging from audits to compilations. Often we even find a statement of cash flows and financial footnotes. What do these statements tell us? Numbers and data when prettily pr...
Understanding and How to Make Estimated Tax Payments

January 22nd, 201208:35 AM ET

By John Dillard

Alpharetta/Roswell CPA: Understanding and How to Make Estimated Tax Payments The Internal Revenue Service Form 1040 and Form 500 to Georgia/ your state should be used to account for and record and reflect all estimated tax amounts from the year when you are filing your year-end taxes. You can also include any overpayment or tax refund monies ...
Alpharetta/Johns Creek CPA: How Do I Know When I Owe Estimated Payments?

January 08th, 201212:38 PM ET

By John Dillard

Atlanta CPA: How Do I Know When I Owe Estimated Payments? Taxpayers who are not involved in a withholding method then they are most likely subject to pay estimated taxes. Even if your employer does withholding on your W-2 wages you might still need to make estimated payments in the event your withholding is insufficient. As an Atlanta CPA for dec...

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