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About John Kirk, CPA
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Individual,C-Corp, S-Corp, Partnerships, Estates and Trusts. Payroll and Excise Taxes

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Topic: Tax Law (Questions About Taxes)



Expert: John Kirk, CPA
Date: 8/11/2008
Subject: timber tax

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QUESTION: I just sold some timber and rec'd $35,000.  Do I need to contact the IRS now and go ahead and pay taxes on this?  I don't want to have to pay a penalty in the spring for owing too much tax.  Any advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks so much.

ANSWER: Are you making estimated tax payments presently?

John Kirk, CPA
www.johnkirkcpa.com


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QUESTION: No we are not....but are having the maximum withheld...

Answer
If you pay in at least 100% of last year's tax liability for 2008 taxes you won't be penalized, but the remainder in a savings account to be used on April 15th, 2009.  You should but away approximate  25% to 35% depending on state income taxes

John


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