I made 3x as much in 4th quarter. Paid 80% of taxes then. Trying annualized 2210 A1 for qualified dividends and cap gains.maybe open a new TT 1040 each quarter?

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The form 2210 will make the calculations. You just enter the income for each quarter. Take a look at another post of mine here with details and screenshots to help with uneven income.

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I'm from the state of CA and needing to report interest, dividends, and net capital gains on my HSA. Tips on where to find this info?

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I made 3x as much in 4th quarter. Paid 80% of taxes then. Trying annualized 2210 A1 for qualified dividends and cap gains.maybe open a new TT 1040 each quarter?

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