by kbl2017 » Tue Feb 06, 2018 4:18 am
CSMajor wrote:Guest123 wrote:CSMajor wrote:Who goes the route of quarterly payments? Do you estimate what you're going to make for the full year, or do you estimate it based off the stipend (25,000) and then adjust in the quarters we are paid our internship support?
When I was in phase 1, I did quarterly payments. If you don't, you potentially get hit with paying the government interest on not paying quarterly. I estimated for the full year, including the ISP for the summer. No need to adjust between quarters... You just have to pay taxes on the ISP before, during, and after the ISP. I think the ISP is enough income that they "might" come back for the interest they lost from you not paying enough quarterly. I believe there is a spot on the 1040 that leads you to another form if you didn't pay quarterly and is a pain to calculate how much back interest you would owe the government.
How much did you end up paying? My calculations show that I owe $2,000 per quarter which seems pretty high imho.
I may just readjust when I get the ISP since that's when I'll actually be earning that income.
$8000 is way to high for federal taxes on $25000, is that after deducting the single person deduction of $10,400?
Then did you look at the tax tables?
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040tt.pdf
[quote="CSMajor"][quote="Guest123"][quote="CSMajor"]Who goes the route of quarterly payments? Do you estimate what you're going to make for the full year, or do you estimate it based off the stipend (25,000) and then adjust in the quarters we are paid our internship support?[/quote]
When I was in phase 1, I did quarterly payments. If you don't, you potentially get hit with paying the government interest on not paying quarterly. I estimated for the full year, including the ISP for the summer. No need to adjust between quarters... You just have to pay taxes on the ISP before, during, and after the ISP. I think the ISP is enough income that they "might" come back for the interest they lost from you not paying enough quarterly. I believe there is a spot on the 1040 that leads you to another form if you didn't pay quarterly and is a pain to calculate how much back interest you would owe the government.[/quote]
How much did you end up paying? My calculations show that I owe $2,000 per quarter which seems pretty high imho.
I may just readjust when I get the ISP since that's when I'll actually be earning that income.[/quote]
$8000 is way to high for federal taxes on $25000, is that after deducting the single person deduction of $10,400?
Then did you look at the tax tables? [url]https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040tt.pdf[/url]