11.   How and when would be the best time to send estimated tax payments to the IRS?

12.   If it is surprisingly large, they may want to increase their estimated tax payments for the balance of this year or increase the taxes withheld from their paycheck.

13.   If your employer cannot withhold enough additional tax from your pay, you may need to make estimated tax payments.

14.   If you owed a lot, you can consider increasing your withholding at work or making estimated tax payments four times a year.

15.   If you pay quarterly estimated taxes to your state or local government, the tax payments are deductible, but only in the year in which you pay them.

16.   If you file electronically, you can have the estimated tax deducted from a checking or savings account or paid by credit card.

17.   Or they may file for extensions, along with estimated tax payments, giving them until August to file their returns.

18.   Self-employed taxpayers have the additional burden of staying current with their quarterly estimated tax payments.

19.   The committee treats these estimated tax payments as a loss to the investor.

20.   The release of the new estimated tax revenues is historically the official starting point of negotiations between the governor and leaders of the state Legislature.