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March 23, 2024
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How to use annualized income and actual tax withholding for M-2210? I was able to do that for Federal tax, but saw an underpayment penalty for MA even I have a refund.

  • March 23, 2024
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The form M-2210 was automatically created but only equalize my income and tax withhold per quarter.  I'd like to enter actual income and tax withholdings. Thanks.
Best answer by AmyC

If you delete the estimated payment, then you should see the annualized income section. Once you get it properly filled out, go back and add the estimated payment you made. We are heading into unchartered territory but it makes sense that this should work.

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AmyC
Employee
March 26, 2024

Follow these steps:

  1. Open your MA return
  2. Go until your reached "you've finished your MA return"
  3. Select Your Bottom Line to edit/update/revisit
  4. Continue
  5. Select yes or no
  6. Select No to paying late
  7. Underpayment Penalty, select Exceptions
  8. Select None apply, continue
  9. Enter 2022 liability or continue
  10. Underpayment penalty, select yes
  11. Enter the amounts from the beginning of the year to the date listed for each box. It is cumulative, not by quarter. This is why the final box is filled in for you.
  12. Continue

 

 

 

 

 

 

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jim1720Author
March 26, 2024

@AmyC Thank you very much for your reply. Your instruction is what I expected however I don't see the "Underpayment Penalty" section probably because I have a refund (since I made an estimated payment in December).

 

After I selected No to "Paying or Filing later", I got "Applying Refund to 2024 estimated tax" page, then I just got a summary of the bottom line, which listed both "underpayment penalty" and "overpayment" under the "other items".

 

What can I do to enter the "underpayment penalty" section? Thanks.

 

 

 

AmyC
AmyCAnswer
Employee
March 26, 2024

If you delete the estimated payment, then you should see the annualized income section. Once you get it properly filled out, go back and add the estimated payment you made. We are heading into unchartered territory but it makes sense that this should work.

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