I filed an extension due to w2 issues but got my taxes done and filed. I ended up paying my taxes and was also charged the estimated amount. Anything I can do?

soumeian · ‎June 1, 2019

MarilynG · ‎June 1, 2019

If you owed taxes for 2018 due to a one-time situation that you don't expect again in 2019, you may not need to pay Estimated Taxes.

TurboTax asked questions to determine whether you should pay Estimated Taxes in your return, and depending on how you answered them, added the first Estimated Tax Payment to your tax due.

You could go back into your return and go through that section again. If this changes your tax due (or does not add Estimated Tax), save a copy of your Original Filed Return and Amend your return.

Go to 'Other Tax Situations' and scroll down to 'Uncommon Tax Situations' and choose 'Show More'.

At 'Other Tax Forms', choose 'Show More' and Start/Revisit Form W-4 and Estimated Taxes (screenshot).

More info:

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fanfare · ‎June 1, 2019

If you did not give yourself the credit for 'amount payed with request for extension'

Wait, IRS will probably correct that for you.

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I filed an extension due to w2 issues but got my taxes done and filed. I ended up paying my taxes and was also charged the estimated amount. Anything I can do?