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Tax Information With A Mother's Touch Published by Eva Rosenberg, MBA, EA Volume 6, Issue 262 June 11, 2004 |
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From: Fort Wayne, IN Dear TaxMama: This is my second time asking a question. You responded so quickly the first time I figured I would try again. Do quarterly estimated tax payments need to be postmarked by the due date or received by the IRS by the due date, June 15 for example? Jeremy ![]()
That must be because your questions are easy for me to answer. Like this one. All you need to do is postmark them by the due date. If there's a lot of money at stake, I'd send it certified, just to prove the date of mailing. You don't need a return receipt. Or send it via UPS or FedEx - they give you a dated receipt. It's good to see that you're making the estimated payment. Best wishes, __________________ This is the perfect time to check out TaxMama's Career Bank. |
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