Question
I filed married-joint last year, but will be filing married-separate this year. I will owe more tax than what will be withheld. How can I pay off this difference?
In 2019, I filed "married-joint". This year, it will be "married-separate". I changed my withholding in March 2020, but see that I will still owe more tax than what will be withheld, at the end of the calendar year. For last year too, I had to make a tax payment as I owed IRS money (already taken care of)
Do I need to avoid owing taxes going into April, to avoid interest charges? What is the best way to pay off the extra amount that I owe, ahead of April 2021?
Do I need to avoid owing taxes going into April, to avoid interest charges? What is the best way to pay off the extra amount that I owe, ahead of April 2021?
