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Based on your above, TurboTax did in fact, calculate your taxes correctly. The penalty is based on your non-payment or underpayment of estimated taxes, and it doesn't matter "WHEN" the penalty was calculated or assessed - it's still the same amount provided of course, you actually pay the penalty within the time frame specified in the letter you received, if a deadline is specified. If (and only if) TTX calculated a penalty, it would have been an estimate and it would have been less than the final penalty calculated by the taxing authority upon receiving your payment. So weather you pay say, $600 at tax filing time and get a bill later for the remaining $109.98 later, or if you get a bill for the entire 709.98 later does not change the fact you're paying a penalty of $709.98.
Basically, and based solely on the information provided in this thread, you don't have a claim. But if you want you can follow TaxPro+40's link below to file a claim. But again, based solely on the facts provided in this thread, I'm sure it's going to be denied.
Basically, and based solely on the information provided in this thread, you don't have a claim. But if you want you can follow TaxPro+40's link below to file a claim. But again, based solely on the facts provided in this thread, I'm sure it's going to be denied.
‎June 7, 2019
3:34 PM