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Annualized Income line 1 (2020 Annualized Estimated Tax Work- Line 15. Include all the nonrefundable credits
Installment Method sheet (Worksheet 2-7)). you expect to claim because of events that will
occur during the period.
Line 7. If you won’t itemize your deductions,
If you don’t receive your income evenly through- use Worksheet 2-4 to figure your standard de- Note. When figuring your credits for each
out the year (for example, your income from a duction. period, annualize any item of income or deduc-
repair shop you operate is much larger in the tion to figure each credit. For example, if you
summer than it is during the rest of the year), Line 12. Generally, you will use the Tax Rate need to use your AGI to figure a credit, use
your required estimated tax payment for one or Schedules to figure the tax on your annualized line 3 of Worksheet 2-7 to figure the credit for
more periods may be less than the amount fig- income. However, see below for situations each column.
ured using the regular installment method. where you must use a different method to figure
your estimated tax. Line 18. Add your expected other taxes.
The annualized income installment method Other taxes include the following.
annualizes your tax at the end of each period Tax on child's investment income. You
based on a reasonable estimate of your in- must use a special method to figure tax on the 1. Additional tax on early distributions from:
come, deductions, and other items relating to income of the following children who have more a. An IRA or other qualified retirement
events that occurred from the beginning of the than $2,200 of investment income. plan,
tax year through the end of the period. To see 1. Children under age 18 at the end of 2020.
whether you can pay less for any period, com- b. A tax-sheltered annuity, or
plete the 2020 Annualized Estimated Tax Work- 2. The following children if their earned in- c. A modified endowment contract en-
sheet (Worksheet 2-7). come isn’t more than half their support. tered into after June 20, 1988.
You first must complete the 2020 Esti- a. Children age 18 at the end of 2020. 2. Household employment taxes if:
! mated Tax Worksheet (Worksheet 2-1) b. Children who are full-time students at a. You will have federal income tax with-
CAUTION through line 14b. least age 19 but under age 24 at the held from wages, pensions, annuities,
end of 2020. gambling winnings, or other income;
Use the result you figure on line 32 of Work- or
sheet 2-7 to make your estimated tax payments See Pub. 929.
and complete your payment vouchers. Tax on net capital gain. The regular in- b. You would be required to make esti-
come tax rates for individuals don’t apply to a mated tax payments even if you didn’t
Note. If you use the annualized income in- net capital gain. Instead, your net capital gain is include household employment taxes
stallment method to figure your estimated tax taxed at a lower maximum rate. when figuring your estimated tax.
payments, you must file Form 2210 with your The term “net capital gain” means the 3. Amounts on Form 1040 or 1040-SR writ-
2020 tax return. See Schedule AI—Annualized amount by which your net long-term capital gain ten on the line for “other taxes” (Schedule
Income Installment Method in the Instructions for the year is more than your net short-term 2 (Form 1040 or 1040-SR), line 8). But
for Form 2210 for more information. capital loss. don’t include recapture of a federal mort-
Tax on qualified dividends and capital
Instructions for the 2020 gains. For 2020, your capital gain and divi- gage subsidy; tax on excess golden para-
chute payments; look-back interest due
Annualized Estimated Tax dends rate will depend on your income. under section 167(g) or 460(b) of the Inter-
Worksheet (Worksheet 2-7) nal Revenue Code; excise tax on insider
Use Worksheet 2-7 to help you follow Tax on capital gain or qualified divi- stock compensation from an expatriated
dends. If the amount on line 1 includes
corporation; and uncollected social secur-
TIP these instructions. a net capital gain or qualified divi- ity, Medicare, or RRTA tax on tips or
dends, use Worksheet 2-8 to figure the amount group-term life insurance.
to enter on line 10.
The purpose of this worksheet is to determine 4. Repayment of the first-time homebuyer
your estimated tax liability as your income accu- Tax if excluding foreign earned in- credit if the home will cease to be your
mulates throughout the year, rather than divid- come or excluding or deducting for- main home in 2020. See Form 5405 for
ing your entire year's estimated tax liability by eign housing. If you expect to claim exceptions.
four as if your income was earned equally the foreign earned income exclusion or the
throughout the year. The top of the worksheet housing exclusion or deduction on Form 2555, 5. Additional Medicare Tax. A 0.9% Addi-
tional Medicare Tax applies to your com-
shows the dates for each payment period. The use Worksheet 2-9 to figure the amount to enter
periods build; that is, each period includes all on line 10. bined Medicare wages and self-employ-
ment income and/or your RRTA
previous periods. After the end of each pay-
ment period, complete the corresponding work- compensation that exceeds the amount
listed in the following chart, based on your
sheet column to figure the payment due for that Line 13. Add the tax from Forms 8814, 4972,
period. and 6251 for the period. Also, include any re- filing status.
capture of an education credit for each period.
Line 1. Enter your AGI for the period. This is You may owe this tax if you claimed an educa- Filing Status Threshold Amount
your gross income for the period, including your tion credit in an earlier year and you received ei- Married filing jointly $250,000
share of partnership or S corporation income or ther tax-free educational assistance or a refund
loss, minus your adjustments to income for that of qualifying expenses for the same student af- Married filing separately $125,000
period. See Expected AGI—Line 1, earlier. ter filing your 2019 return. Single $200,000
Use the 2019 forms or worksheets to see if Head of household $200,000
Self-employment income. If you had you will owe any of the taxes just discussed.
self-employment income, first complete Sec- Figure the tax based on your income and de- Qualifying widow(er) $200,000
tion B of this worksheet. Use the amounts on ductions during the period shown in the column Medicare wages and self-employment
line 41 when figuring your expected AGI to en- headings. Multiply this amount by the annuali- income are combined to determine if your
ter in each column of Section A, line 1. zation amounts shown for each column on income exceeds the threshold. A self-em-
line 2 of the 2020 Annualized Estimated Tax ployment loss should not be considered
Line 4. Be sure to consider deduction limits fig- Worksheet (Worksheet 2-7). Enter the result on
for purposes of this tax. RRTA compensa-
ured on Schedule A (Form 1040 or 1040-SR), line 13 of this worksheet. tion should be separately compared to the
such as the $10,000 limit on state and local
taxes. Figure your deduction limits using your threshold.
expected AGI in the corresponding column of
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