The annualized method is great to use if more of your money was made near the end of the year. The IRS is looking for you to pay your taxes as you earn the money, each quarter. If most of the money is made in the last quarter, it is a little more forgivable.
Anytime you get a lump of money, stocks, house sale, business income, etc, the IRS expects you to make an estimated payment. Here is a link on help with estimates for moving forward.
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