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Use this worksheet to calculate your safe harbor amount.  \n\n| 􀁄 STEP 1 : Find Your 2024 Total Tax\u003Cbr>From your 2024 Form 1040, Line 24 (Total Tax):$ \u003Cbr>􀂛 This is your “prior year” anchor for penalty protection. |\n| --- |\n| 􀁄 STEP 2: Choose Your Safe Harbor Method\u003Cbr>✅ Option A: 100% of 2024 Tax (110% if AGI > $150,000)\u003Cbr>● If AGI ≤ $150,000 → $__________ (same as Step 1)\u003Cbr>● If AGI > $150,000 → $__________ × 1.10 = $__________\u003Cbr>✅ Option B: 90% of 2025 Projected Tax (Only use if you’re confident in your estimate)\u003Cbr>● Estimated 2025 taxable income: $ \u003Cbr>● Estimated 2025 total tax: $ \u003Cbr>● 90% of that: $  × 0.90 = $ \u003Cbr>􀁠 Use the smaller of Option A or B as your Required Annual Payment. |\n\n􀂿 STEP 3: Quarterly Payment Schedule  \n\n| Quarter | Due Date | Payment Amount |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Q1 | April 15, 2025 | $  |\n\nQ2 June 16, 2025 $   \nQ3 September 15, 2025 $   \nQ4 January 15, 2026 $   \nTotal $   \n􀂛 Tip: Divide your Required Annual Payment by 4 for equal installments.  \n􀃬 Farmers & Fishermen: You may pay one installment by Jan 15, 2026—or file by March 2, 2026, with full payment.  \n\n| ⚠ Special Rules\u003Cbr>☐ W-2 Income? Increase withholding instead of making estimated payments—no penalty risk!\u003Cbr>☐ Self-employed? Include SE tax in your total tax calculation.\u003Cbr>☐ Missed a payment? Use Form 2210 to annualize income and reduce penalties. |\n| --- |\n| 􀃾 How to Pay\u003Cbr>● IRS Direct Pay: [IRS.gov/directpay](IRS.gov/directpay)\u003Cbr>● [EFTPS.gov:](EFTPS.gov:) Free electronic federal tax payment system\u003Cbr>● Mail: Form 1040-ES voucher with check |\n\nNeed Help?  \nCall Uncle Joe tax Svc for a free estimated tax review. We’ll make sure you’re protected from penalties.  \n􀀢 (574) 222-1351 |2113 Miam St South bend In 46613 | 􀃼 www. 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