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Posted by Taxlover on March 20, 2008, 12:08 am
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>> Lets take a worst case scenerio. I have ordinary income on January 1st
>> that
>> would result in a $100,000 tax bill, before penalties. I pay no estimated
>> taxes and have no withholding.
>> What will my penalty be? Approximately; I mean, $500, $5,000, $50,000?
>> (If you know the penalty for NYS also that would be great.)
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> $4,551.30 using 2007 rates (8% all year).. So far in 2008 the penlty
> would be$3,982.39 at 7%. This assumes your tax liabiity for last year
> was at least as much and you didn't pay your 2008 taxes until April 5,
> 2009. Sorry ot enough information to do NY.
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Well, that's not so bad, thanks. Heck, if you figure the market is going to
recover this year then I am better off paying the penalty and holding onto
the money. (but on the other hand, I could lose money in the market AND pay
the penalty...)
Yes, assume my 2007 income was much larger so there is no safe harbor.
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