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Since you divorced during the year your filing status for the year will be single and you may therefore have underpaid withholding from your salary. That could leave you with a underpayment penalty when you pay your taxes, but you can avoid this by paying an additional amount now. There are a number of ways to pay, including making a 4th quarter estimated tax payment.
Have a look at the following: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/ways-to-pay-your-tax-bill to see the various ways you can pay now to avoid the underpayment penalty. You may, however, still be subject to a late payment penalty.
Since you divorced during the year your filing status for the year will be single and you may therefore have underpaid withholding from your salary. That could leave you with a underpayment penalty when you pay your taxes, but you can avoid this by paying an additional amount now. There are a number of ways to pay, including making a 4th quarter estimated tax payment.
Have a look at the following: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/ways-to-pay-your-tax-bill to see the various ways you can pay now to avoid the underpayment penalty. You may, however, still be subject to a late payment penalty.
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