In today's episode, I'm talking about the importance of understanding the April 15 tax deadline, which serves as a triple deadline for self-employed individuals and giving you some tips on how you can be prepared.
Join me in this episode to learn how you can avoid financial stress and plan ahead to have the necessary funds for the April 15th deadline.
Also mentioned in today's episode:
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The triple deadline of April 15 2:05
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The importance of funding your IRA 5:15
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Budgeting for tax payments and IRA funding 7:55
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Practical tips for tax planning 15:18
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A good online income tax calculator
Episode 30: Estimated Quarterly Taxes: Breaking it Down
Episode 31: Estimated Quarterly Taxes: How to Calculate Your Payments
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