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Posted by Paul Thomas, CPA on April 14, 2008, 2:48 pm
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> On Apr 14, 11:30 am, "Paul Thomas, CPA"
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>> > I am trying to fill up Tax extension form 4868 and I don't know how to
>> > estimate my total tax liability (section 4 in the form) since I lost
>> > my w2 form and still have not receive some of my income statements
>> > from bank. Any suggestion ?
>>
>> Well, you made the money. Was it more or less than last year (2006)?
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>> Seriously. It's just a guess.
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>> Granted you might not know if it was just a few dollars differences, but
>> you'd remember getting a buck an hour raise or that $1000 bonus.
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>> Worst case, use last year's income numbers.
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>> --
>> Paul A. Thomas, CPA
>> Athens, Georgia
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> Even if I guess a estimated tax liability amount I also need to deduct
> my expanses and some expanses I am not sure that is why I need the
> extension to sit with an CPA. For Instance: If I put $10000 for now
> but later I found that the tax liable amount is only $5000, will that
> be a issue for IRS?
The only time it should be an issue if you have a balance due with the
return when you file. If that's an issue, then guess high on the income
(and resulting taxes), and make some payment with the extension although
that's not absolutely necessary.
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Paul A. Thomas, CPA
Athens, Georgia
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