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Estimates are not needed (unless they are required at closing) IF you either didn't file a WI return for 2019 or your tax liability was zero.
If you have a lump sum of income you will generally be required by the IRS to make an estimated tax payment by the due date for the quarter. For property sold on 8/14, the payment is due 9/15.
Although the estimated payment is always required by law, you won't pay a penalty on your federal return so long as one of these three statements is true:
So you may need to make a payment, it will depend on your other income and withholding and last year's tax return.
You will owe a penalty in Wisconsin unless you have paid into the state system at least 100% of last year's tax liability. That should mean that if you are not a WI resident and did not file a WI return last year, you won't be penalized this year for not making an estimated payment.
Estimates are not needed (unless they are required at closing) IF you either didn't file a WI return for 2019 or your tax liability was zero.
If you have a lump sum of income you will generally be required by the IRS to make an estimated tax payment by the due date for the quarter. For property sold on 8/14, the payment is due 9/15.
Although the estimated payment is always required by law, you won't pay a penalty on your federal return so long as one of these three statements is true:
So you may need to make a payment, it will depend on your other income and withholding and last year's tax return.
You will owe a penalty in Wisconsin unless you have paid into the state system at least 100% of last year's tax liability. That should mean that if you are not a WI resident and did not file a WI return last year, you won't be penalized this year for not making an estimated payment.
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