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This is a great question! The first step is to calculate your net income for the year. Net income is your gross pay minus any eligible business expenses. Once you have a good number to work with, plug it into Keeper Tax's 1099 tax tool, and voila! Your projected tax bill.
From there, I would break that amount into four quarterly amounts and begin submitting estimated tax payments to the IRS. Check out our guide on how to make estimated tax payments.
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This is a great question! The first step is to calculate your net income for the year. Net income is your gross pay minus any eligible business expenses. Once you have a good number to work with, plug it into Keeper Tax's 1099 tax tool, and voila! Your projected tax bill.
From there, I would break that amount into four quarterly amounts and begin submitting estimated tax payments to the IRS. Check out our guide on how to make estimated tax payments.
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