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Business & farm
Hi @lauracton,
Thanks for your positive feedback. I was a teacher by day and tax preparer by night for many years before dedicating myself fully to tax prep, so I appreciate your response to my post 🙂
For the state of CA, it is a little more difficult (of course!) as CA has a graduated tax rate rather than a flat tax of 2.5% like AZ. Here is a link to the 2023 CA tax tables (2024 not yet available on the CA FTB website) where you will choose your filing status number at the top and your taxable income at the left to determine your tax liability for the year: 2023 CA Tax Tables
You can also use the 2023 CA Tax Calculator tool to estimate your liability. Then simply divide by two (since there are only 2 estimated tax payment dates left for 2024) and pay online at CA FTB Payment Options
If you are a sole proprietor or a single member LLC, you will use the Personal choices, otherwise use the Business choices.
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