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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Quarterly Estimated Tax Question
I currently own a handful of properties here in Indiana. This past tax season I was required to start paying quarterly estimated taxes. I currently have my rentals set up in a single member LLC. I know I can increase my withholding from my W2 income to offset this, but is there a way to get around paying quarterly estimated taxes with another type of entity such as a S Corp?
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To add to what @Natalie Kolodij said a corporation's estimated tax bill would be due earlier than it would be for an individual.