Maybe I’m misunderstanding something. So even though I’ve filed for an extension via the fillable forms and I’ve already paid the extra due and it shows on my tax account, I should make it again and earmark it as an estimated payment? I paid it using one of the IRS approved payment suppliers via credit card.
If I put today’s date on TT’s form 2210 (which I noticed isn’t on the actual form itself), the 2210 penalty details form in TT recalculates from 1/29 to today’s date (resulting in a different penalty), but TT doesn’t complain on form 2210 itself about the date. Either way, I end up with a refund because I overpaid the extra tax due by $1k in case of any math errors (I hadn’t received my last 1099-INT yet).
Using the fillable forms and the instructions/worksheet for 2210, calculating things by hand match up the 2210 penalty details form in TT.
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