Roth Conversion Estimated Taxes with charitable carryover

[Rhema]

I am trying to use form 1040-ES to calculate whether I need to pay estimated taxes on a Roth conversion of about $1600 that I did in late April 2024.

I only worked a few months this year and I have a charitable carryover that keeps me in the 10% tax bracket.

Could the taxes that my employer took out of my paycheck cover the tax for the Roth conversion so that I wouldn't need to make a tax payment specifically for the Roth?

Or, should I pay the IRS about $160 for the Roth conversion --- even if it's an overpayment --- in order to avoid any further penalty?

Thank you!

[Bsch4477]

With so little tax liability at stake you don’t have to worry about any penalty for under withholding. 

[VolvoGirl]

Did they take any withholding out of the Roth conversion?  That will help cover any tax.  

[Rhema]

Thank you!