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I have been paying estimated taxes for my alimony payments which ended 5/2016. My return still has me paying est taxes even though my only income will be what is on my W2

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TurboTax just saw the alimony income in 2016 and assumed 2017 would be the same.

If all you have to W-2 income and no alimony for 2017, then just disregard those estimated tax payments as they are no longer needed.

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