Anybody knows what's going on with the 2020 version of 1040-ES? The 2019 version was published on January 17, 2019, but here it is Feb. 6, 2020 and no 1040-ES. Of course it's almost impossible to talk to the IRS to find out what's going on. Perhaps someone out there knows.
Here is the link to the form https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-1040-es it is available to print now, but is not supported for e-file.
Here is more information about forms availability: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/forms/help/irs-forms-availability-table-for-turbotax-individual-personal-tax-products/00/26224
The reply given by the Turbo Tax specialist is incorrect. The link takes you to the 2019 Form 1040-es for 2019. I t has been fruitless trying to talk to somebody at Turbo Tax. They respond with a voicemail telling me to go to turbotax.com/support. I'll have to start my taxes over by using H&R Block. Turbo Tax has ripped me off $140.. as far as I'm concerned,
I went into the site you indicated would have 1040-ES vouchers for 2020 however, they were for 2019, and not for 2020 estimate tax payments.
When looking online, I found a PDF for the 1040-ES but it does currently say it's undergoing revision so the 2020 version is not yet available. Please see this note:
"Caution: The form, instruction, or publication you are looking for begins on the next page. But first see the important information below. This form, instruction, or publication is being revised to reflect legislation enacted December 20, 2019. The updated revision will be posted here as soon as possible. We apologize for the delay and inconvenience. The most recently issued final revision begins on the next page, but, again, is currently being updated."
Here is the link to the form: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040es.pdf
Thanks BrandiLO for this information about where to get 1040-ES estimated tax vouchers for 2020. I appreciate knowing that they're not actually available at this time. I'll keep checking the site you provided so I can print them when available.
On another note.... I just efiled our Fed and State taxes yesterday but later realized we had not electronically signed or dated either of them. I don't remember being told to do so before efiling, and we received an email saying both had been accepted. Now I'm wondering if they will not be processed because of not having been signed. Can you please tell me what we should do if this becomes an issue?
@nwood Please keep your posts in the user forum. When you e-filed , you "signed" electronically. The From 1040 will be blank in the signature section when you print out the return. If you ever are asked to provide a "signed" copy for a lender, etc., use a pen and sign it where it says "Sign here."
Thanks for your information acknowledging our submitted efiled returns are okay with out being esigned and dated. That helps me to not loose any more sleep after realizing that hadn't been done!
On another issue, I'm not sure what you meant by keeping my post in "user forum". Can you please explain how I can do it?
You keep you posts in the forum by clicking "reply" in the thread, and not trying to private message SuperUsers.
Okay....I think I got it. Another question please: I just noted 1040-ES information and estimated tax payment vouchers are now available through the IRS for 2020 payments. But they reference for Trust and/or Estate tax issues. We like to make quarterly estimated tax payments even though not required to do so. We have made non-required quarterly estimated tax payments for the last several years. Can we use the above mentioned vouchers for our 2020 quarterly estimated tax payments?
The individual 1040-ES for 2020 are still available with the IRS. You use this site to keep checking and see when they will be available. You should only use the 1040-ES that are for individual taxes so it does not cause a confusion with the IRS: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040es.pdf
The 2020 is NOT AVAILABLE!!! The link sends you to the 2019 Form 1040-es. Quit providing wrong information.
Although the 2020 form is not yet finalized you can still make a payment directly on the IRS website.
OK ... SINCE THE FIRST ESTIMATE IS NOT DUE UNTIL 4/15/20 YOU HAVE LOTS OF TIME TO WAIT FOR THE FORMS TO BECOME AVAILABLE. Patience will be needed. Otherwise you can pay online directly if you wish.
Until the form is finalized I have no idea what my payment will be. Are you sure that you're a specialist?
Here's the deal. Since I retired in 2010 I can never get my W4 filled out correctly and end up not having enough tax taken out of my retirement check each month. My sister told me about estimated tax payments. For two years the vouchers for Form 1040-es have printed out correctly but not this tax year (2019). I have been assured repeatedly that a button called, "Take me to my return", would show up on the home page of turbo tax after I sign in to my account. The button never appears so this fib has really angered me. I have called specialists several times and was told each time a date for resolving the button issue changed to a different date. At this point, I feel that I've been ripped off $140.00. I'm convinced that I'll have to go to H&R Block to start over and get those vouchers printed out.
@martin131314 If you have already filed the 2019 tax return then the Take me to my return button on the Tax Home web page will NOT be available.
To access the 2019 tax return you will need to sign onto the 2019 online account - https://myturbotax.intuit.com/
Scroll down the web page and click on Add a state. This will take you back to the 2019 tax return.
See this TurboTax support FAQ for the 1040-ES - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/tax-payments/help/can-turbotax-calculate-next-year-s-federal-estimated-taxes/01/26437
People who owe usually do not file this early ... but you did before the estimated payment section was operational. So in a couple of weeks log back in , ADD A STATE then complete the estimated payment section to get the amount you seek.
I've already given up on turbo tax and started another federal return with H&R Block
@Critter wrote:
People who owe usually do not file this early ... but you did before the estimated payment section was operational. So in a couple of weeks log back in , ADD A STATE then complete the estimated payment section to get the amount you seek.
The estimated tax section is available in the desktop and online editions.
I did that before and now. All I get is what I paid in 2019 and the four dates that the payments were due. There's absolutely nothing showing the four payments due in 2020.
@martin131314 wrote:
I did that before and now. All I get is what I paid in 2019 and the four dates that the payments were due. There's absolutely nothing showing the four payments due in 2020.
Did you follow the procedure as shown in this TurboTax support FAQ - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/tax-payments/help/can-turbotax-calculate-next-year-s-federal-estimated-taxes/01/26437
1040-ES for 2020 was actually published on Feb. 6, 2020 and posted to the IRS website (https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs-search?search=1040-ES) on Feb. 8, 2020.
@resweber wrote:
1040-ES for 2020 was actually published on Feb. 6, 2020 and posted to the IRS website (https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs-search?search=1040-ES) on Feb. 8, 2020.
TurboTax is available to complete 2020 Form 1040-ES - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/tax-payments/help/can-turbotax-calculate-next-year-s-federal-estimated-taxes/01/26437