@Stoney09 - If you are planning on repaying 1/3 or more you could safely file and do an amended return. If you need to pay tax on the 1/3rd you are not repaying you could file anyway and make an estimated payment. It wouldn't be hard, you just do your taxes completely and then add in $33,333 (or whatever) dummy income to see how the additional tax is. Then remove dummy income, file, send estimated payment, and then file amended when the form is available.
Or just wait like normal people do when they have complicated taxes. I don't even get all of my income statements until 15 March every year anyway. Do I like it , no. But that is when K-1s are due to be filed.
If you want easy and fast taxes don't take out a disaster withdrawal against your pre-tax savings with a pro rata period of three years. It doesn't even sound simple when typing it out.
