IRS Form 1040-ES & Instructions

Click to Preview

Tips For Using Form 1040-ES
- 1. Understanding Form 1040-ESForm 1040-ES is used to estimate and pay taxes on income that is not subject to withholding. It helps individuals, sole proprietors, and partners plan for their tax obligations accurately.
- 2. Calculating Estimated TaxesDetermine your expected annual income and deductions to calculate the estimated tax due. Use the provided worksheet to ensure accurate calculations and avoid underpayment penalties.
- 3. Submission and PaymentSubmit Form 1040-ES with your payment by the quarterly due dates to avoid penalties. Payments can be made online, by mail, or through electronic funds withdrawal for convenience.
Find IRS Offices Near Me
-
Alabama
6 Offices
-
Alaska
2 Offices
-
Arizona
9 Offices
-
Arkansas
3 Offices
-
California
28 Offices
-
Colorado
4 Offices
-
Connecticut
7 Offices
-
Delaware
2 Offices
-
Florida
18 Offices
-
Georgia
11 Offices
-
Hawaii
3 Offices
-
Idaho
4 Offices
-
Illinois
12 Offices
-
Indiana
9 Offices
-
Iowa
6 Offices
-
Kansas
3 Offices
-
Kentucky
7 Offices
-
Louisiana
8 Offices
-
Maine
4 Offices
-
Maryland
8 Offices
-
Massachusetts
8 Offices
-
Michigan
6 Offices
-
Minnesota
6 Offices
-
Mississippi
5 Offices
-
Missouri
10 Offices
-
Montana
6 Offices
-
Nebraska
4 Offices
-
Nevada
2 Offices
-
New Hampshire
4 Offices
-
New Jersey
12 Offices
-
New Mexico
5 Offices
-
New York
24 Offices
-
North Carolina
9 Offices
-
North Dakota
4 Offices
-
Ohio
11 Offices
-
Oklahoma
4 Offices
-
Oregon
5 Offices
-
Pennsylvania
20 Offices
-
Rhode Island
2 Offices
-
South Carolina
4 Offices
-
South Dakota
3 Offices
-
Tennessee
6 Offices
-
Texas
25 Offices
-
Utah
4 Offices
-
Vermont
4 Offices
-
Virginia
11 Offices
-
Washington
11 Offices
-
West Virginia
7 Offices
-
Wisconsin
7 Offices
-
Wyoming
3 Offices