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When I went through my Massachusetts State return, we had a large 2023 refund coming because of a decline in income. When TurboTax asked how much we wanted to use to pay 2024 estimates, I entered the whole amount. When I checked the return, I see it shows no calculations for the total estimated taxes we should pay. That is, the "2023 Massachusetts Massachusetts Tax Return Summary" lists only "Taxable Income", "Total Tax," Total Payments/Credits", "Refund Applied to ES Tax," and "No Refund or Amount due" with a $0.00 following it. with no list of vouchers as in the Federal return. An earlier draft of the Massachusetts return had calculated a smaller 2023 return, but also had not shown any total estimated tax to be paid. I can't believe that I somehow managed to come out with a 2023 Refund that exactly matched the 2024 estimate. The return or the filing instructions at the start should show what the actual estimate is so we don't accidentally overpay if the previous year's refund happens to be more than the next year's estimate.
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The estimated tax payment vouchers for 2024 will be generated based upon your answers in the state interview section for Massachusetts. The program will prompt you to enter any anticipated changes to your income for 2024 as compared to 2023 and will adjust your required estimated tax payments as needed.
To review your entries, log back into TurboTax.
8. On the next screen titled "Apply Entire Overpayment to 2024", you will be prompted to confirm that you indeed to want to apply the overpayment.
9. Continue through the next few screens and make entries as required. Once you reach the screen titled "Payment Vouchers,", you will be given a break down of any remaining estimated tax payments.
10. To review how your overpayment is being applied, select Forms on the top right of the program to access your forms.
11. On the left, scroll down to Massachusetts and select Estimated Wks. This will provide a breakdown of how your overpayment is being applied to your 2024 estimated taxes.
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