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1040-ES 2010 — Estimated Federal TaPaymentnt due : 4-15-2010 your name : s/s # : spouse name : s/s # : street address : city / state / zip : payable & : U.S. Treasury mail to P.O. Box 80102 Hartford

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How to fill out 2010 estimated federal tax?

1. Gather necessary documents: Before you start filling out your 2010 estimated federal tax, make sure you have all the required documents handy. This may include your previous year's tax return, W-2 forms, 1099 forms, and any other relevant income and expense documents.
2. Calculate your estimated income: Determine your estimated income for the year 2010. This includes wages, self-employment income, rental income, investments, and any other sources of income that are subject to federal tax. Add all these sources to get an accurate estimate.
3. Estimate deductions and exemptions: Calculate your estimated deductions and exemptions for the year 2010. This can include deductions for mortgage interest, student loan interest, charitable contributions, and other eligible expenses. Apply the appropriate deductions and exemptions to reduce your taxable income.
4. Calculate estimated tax liability: Use the estimated income and deductions to calculate your estimated tax liability for the year 2010. This can be done by referring to the tax brackets and rates provided by the IRS for that year. Consider any credits or tax payments already made.
5. Complete Form 1040-ES: Fill out Form 1040-ES, which is the Estimated Tax for Individuals form for the tax year 2010. Provide accurate information regarding your income, deductions, and tax liability. Follow the instructions provided on the form to ensure proper completion.
6. Make estimated tax payments: After completing Form 1040-ES, determine the amount of estimated tax you need to pay for each quarter of the year. Make these payments either through electronic funds transfer or by mailing a check or money order. Ensure that the payments are postmarked or processed before the respective due dates.

Who needs 2010 estimated federal tax?

1. Self-employed individuals: If you have self-employment income and expect to owe at least $1,000 in federal taxes for the year 2010, you are required to make estimated tax payments.
2. Individuals with significant non-wage income: If you earn income from sources such as investments, rental properties, royalties, or partnerships, you may need to make estimated tax payments to fulfill your tax obligations.
3. Individuals with irregular income: If your income is unpredictable and fluctuates throughout the year, making estimated tax payments can help you avoid underpayment penalties when filing your tax return for the year 2010.

Note: It is always recommended to consult with a tax professional or refer to the IRS guidelines and instructions for accurate and up-to-date information on filling out 2010 estimated federal tax forms.

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