The quarterly tax trick I keep seeing people mess up
I notice so many people on here talking about quarterly taxes like they just set aside a rough guess and call it good. After I underpaid by $1,200 back in 2021 and got hit with a penalty from the IRS, I started using the actual forms and instructions from the IRS website. Has anyone else found that the safe harbor rule makes this way simpler than most advice suggests?
Yeah exactly, 110% of last year's total is the real deal. That safe harbor rule saved me after I messed up big time in 2021. I just take my previous year's tax bill, add 10%, and split that into four equal payments. It's way less guesswork than trying to figure out your exact income every quarter.