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Estimated Tax Payment Dates
July 14th, 2011
Question: Will I incur a penalty if I past due on a quarterly Estimated Tax payment? I just missed the 6/15 due date.?
Answer: Assuming you made all other payments on time, you will get hit with a small penalty–eg 2 days at 8%.
Alimentation Couche-Tard announces its results for the fourth quarter and fiscal 2011
Fiscal year 2011 net earnings are up 22.2%. Excluding fees of $7.0 million after income taxes related to Couche-Tard’s public tender offer to acquire Casey’s shares recorded during fiscal 2011 and the gain from the disposal of Casey’s shares as well as the reversal of provisions, both recorded during fiscal 2010, fiscal 2011 net earnings are up $89.2 million or 31.0%, an increase of $0.47 per …
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Estimated Tax Payment Calculator
May 17th, 2010
Question: calculator for how much home I can afford?
Does anyone know of an online calculator to estimate how expensive a house I can afford TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE TAX DEDUCTABILITY OF INTEREST PAYMENTS? It seems like all the calculators I’ve looked at leave this factor out. Thanks.
Thanks everyone. And thanks especially for your concerns that I’ll overspend. I’m financially conservative to start so finding the theoretical max is more of an interesting thought experiment.
Regarding the 28% rule from jim06744, how much should go to a car payment? (since I live in NYC and can presumably wrap the transportation allocation, minus the token $76 monthly subway fare, to my home expense budget).
Answer: The reason you do not find the interest calculation in online estimators is that home lenders do not take that into account when figuring your mortgage. You can’t use the interest deduction to your advantage on your home loan application, so it doesn’t help you afford more home.
Hope this helps.
Home equity loan may beat cash-out refinance
The math suggests one homeowner should choose a home equity loan over a cash-out refinance.
2008 Estimated Tax Payment Dates
March 28th, 2010
Question: 2008 IRS tax overpayment applied to 2009 tax. What date is applied for 2009 estimate requirements?
I had 2008 tax overpayment applied to 2009 taxes.
For 2009, I am required to make estimated payments. What date is the 2008 payment considered to be applied to 2009 tax?
The date the 2008 payment was originally received?
Some other date?
The 2008 overpayment applied to 2009 will be MORE (by a little) than the amount of the 2009 estimate.
I haven’t made any estimated payments this year.
I just filed 9/15/2009.
Answer: if your overpayment was greater than 1/4th of the estimated for 2009, it will apply to the April payment and possibly some to the Sept. payment
your 1040ES divides the payments more or less evenly over the 4 payments, however, if there are changes in your income during the year, you can adjust those
you want to make sure your estimated amounts to at least what your tax liability was for 2008
MBIA Inc. Reports 2009 Financial Results
ARMONK, N.Y.----MBIA Inc. today reported Adjusted Book Value per share of $36.35 as of December 31, 2009, compared with $40.06 as of December 31, 2008. ABV declined in 2009 as increased credit impairments on insured credit derivatives, insurance incurred losses and other-than-temporary impairments of invested assets outpaced earnings from all other sources.
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