I paid $4,500 dollars through the IRS Direct Pay website in estimated taxes. There was nowhere I saw in this to factor that into the calculation. What do I do?

Again, I am guessing the IRS will pick on the fact that I've already paid them $4,500 dollars this year? Does that come back? Can I have it rolled over?

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If you have already filed then the IRS will catch the missing estimated payment automatically ... this will add a couple of weeks to the process.

If you have NOT filed yet then here is where you enter them ...

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3300049

Already made estimated payment in 2/21/2024. To calculate underpayment penalty I getting error: Due Date you'll pay the balance due cannot be before the current date.

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I paid $4,500 dollars through the IRS Direct Pay website in estimated taxes. There was nowhere I saw in this to factor that into the calculation. What do I do?

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I paid $4,500 dollars through the IRS Direct Pay website in estimated taxes. There was nowhere I saw in this to factor that into the calculation. What do I do?

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