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4/15 filing deadline for Forms 1040, 1041, and 1120 is now closed. Perfection period in progress! Check out Hot Topics for ProSeries | Lacerte | ProConnect
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- FEDERAL ESTIMATED TAXES DUE IN AR NOVEMBER 3, 2025 INSTEAD OF NORMAL QTRS HOW TO ENTER TO CALCULATE PENALTY
FEDERAL ESTIMATED TAXES DUE IN AR NOVEMBER 3, 2025 INSTEAD OF NORMAL QTRS HOW TO ENTER TO CALCULATE PENALTY
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Karl
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The various tax software tools don't often adjust their penalty calculations for disaster relief. I usually find I need to manually calculate any penalties.
I use the software tool "TaxInterest" sometimes.
Other times I let Lacerte build the whole penalty, tell the client that I know it's too high, but I'd rather they get a check in the mail than a bill from the IRS, so to go ahead and pay it for now, and the IRS will figure it out and refund them. Ymmv.
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