Comment on Taxpayers May Be Eligible for Significant Tax Refunds – If They Act by July 10parentComments−MilnerRoute4moIt's not just if you filed late. It also says payments "due any time within that window were not late until after July 10, 2023."So for example, if you were a contractor who paid your taxes on April 15 (rather than making quarterly payments).−nozzlegear4moShit, that was me. I never pay my quarterly payments, it's easier (for me) to let the government send me a bill lol.−dawnerd4moUsed to do the same, realized the penalty was so minor compared to my time filing quarterly.−ocdtrekkie4moI think the interest rate is 7% so if you have other debts, not making the quarterly payments is probably the cheapest loan you can get.−butvacuum4motrue enough.
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It's not just if you filed late. It also says payments "due any time within that window were not late until after July 10, 2023."
So for example, if you were a contractor who paid your taxes on April 15 (rather than making quarterly payments).
Shit, that was me. I never pay my quarterly payments, it's easier (for me) to let the government send me a bill lol.
Used to do the same, realized the penalty was so minor compared to my time filing quarterly.
I think the interest rate is 7% so if you have other debts, not making the quarterly payments is probably the cheapest loan you can get.
true enough.