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Posted by Paultry on March 12, 2008, 9:56 pm
Please log in for more thread options D. Stussy wrote:
>> Paul Thomas, CPA wrote:
>>>> I filed an extension and I paid the money I thought I owed as I was
>>>> not expecting to file my return before April 15th. I have since
>>>> discovered, however, that I underpaid what i am going to owe. How do
>>>> I go about paying the remainder before April 15th without incurring a
>>>> penalty/interest as I would if I waited until I filed my return? Can
>>>> I just file a second extension with the remaining payment? Is there a
>>>> form to use just to send in a payment in alone?
>>> I'd use Form 1040ES.
>>>
>> At this stage of the game a 1040es coupon is not the way to go. Since
>> "none" (if that IS his real name!) filed an extension already, he sent
>> in estimated balance due with the voucher with that form. Simply print
>> out another voucher, and mail it in with the money.
>
> I agree. I'd use a 1040-V.
>
Especially since an ES payment at this time would probably
be applied to 2008, no matter the date on the form.
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