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Patrick Thomas Dickinson
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Capital gains paid to irs

Patrick Thomas Dickinson
  • Investor
  • Sf Bay Area
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Quick question, I’m in California and will have a sizable, capital gains tax bill owed to the IRS and the state of California in the near future. my question is how quickly does the capital gains tax liability need to be paid? Someone told me that it had to be paid within the same quarter that you sold the house does this sound accurate. Or do you have till next annual tax filing period (April 2025) to pay the capital gains. I don’t wanna incur any penalties or fees, so I’m just looking for some guidance on this. 
thanks 

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