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| Molten Ash Posts: 34 | Financial/Tax questions For those that are self-employed or their company doesn't take taxes out of their paycheck - are you required to pay taxes quarterly or can you do it once a year? What would be an approximate amount to set aside if you're under the 50K bracket? |
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| Igneous Magma Location: Jacksonville, Florida Posts: 373 | It goes like this: If you have tax liability as a result of your self-employment income, you must pay quarterly If you do not have liability (or are expecting a return) because you don't make that much, you only have to do it once a year. |
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