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2210

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
January 13, 2022
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Has anyone noticed on the 2021 2210 that the quarterly payment dates are wrong? I have put in the quarterly tax estimates on the tax payment worksheet, however those payments are not flowing through to the 2210 properly, missing the 6/15/21 quarterly payment and is now calculating a penalty due. Will this form be updated before 1/24/22 to correct the flow through problem?

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IRonMaN

Level 15

Kinda scary that it is the middle of January and something that basic still isn't up and running. It's going to be a long tax season.

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Just-Lisa-Now-

Intuit Community Champion

Doesn't it show at the top of the form the date they plan to have it finalized?

My screen shows mid March for finalization of the 2210. Seriously doubt it will be ready to go when EF opens.

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IRonMaN

Level 15

Looks like March 17th - that should make a lot of people really happy 😬

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IRonMaN

Level 15

@1569

@IntuitBettyJo

Can you relay to the team in charge of arranging release of forms, that you are going to have a lot of folks up in arms if Intuit really is planning on delaying form 2210 for that length of time. Tax season is short enough the way it is and that really compresses tax season for a lot of folks needing form 2210.

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IRonMaN

Level 15

I saw both of you had posted today so I know you are still stuck working with us and since I don't give up easy, what about that goofy 3/17 date?

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@1569

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IRonMaN

Level 15

As a side note, for those of you that are relatively new here, I can be a tad stubborn --------- especially this time of year. 😬

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Greta

Level 7

What I usually do, is print a 4th quarter estimated voucher for the amount due, and have the client pay it online or by mail. That will stop the penalty and will show up as an estimated payment.

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Anonymous

The availability date is subject to change but as of right now Form 2210 is set to be final on 3/17. If we hear that it changes we'll be sure to notify this thread.

IRonMaN

Level 15

@1569

If that is the official line, can I ask what the reasoning is behind that decision? That is really going to put the hurt on a lot of preparers if that is the case.

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dascpa

Level 11

I second the complaint.

It's not like it's a new form (i.e. 7203). IRS has it out already and it affects a majority of our clients. Forcing us to wait SERIOUSLY affects our business. Please have this handled or give a really darn good explanation as to why not.

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Anonymous

To anyone that commented or voted on the Idea Exchange thread that I posted "Finalize 2210 before 3/17", it was removed.

The availability date is subject to change but as of right now Form 2210 is set to be final on 3/17. If we hear that it changes we'll be sure to notify this thread.

We have our eyes on this for tax season.

In the meantime, feel free to add suggestions and feedback here and link them on this conversation if they are related.