Name:   MartiniMan - Subject:   Avoid Estimated Taxes Date:   7/14/2022 9:49:53 AM

I'm a little confused by your advice.  You say you can avoid making estimated tax payments by making sure your witholding and estimated tax payments equal 100%/110%.  You have to make estimated tax payments when you have income not subject to witholding, right?  Either way I think making sure your witholding and estimated payments equal last year still means you are making estimated payments.  Witholding is more a W-2 function and doesn't apply to other income like IRA/401k distributions, income from the sale of assets, etc.  My tax accountant is pretty savvy but he hasn't figured out a way to avoid quarterly payments on non-W-2 income.  Please clarify.