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Paying taxes quarterly and underpayment penalty.
I was looking to claim 9 allowances on my w-4. According to TurboTax's calculator I would still have a refund coming in of 1500 but that's just considering my W-2 income.
I was researching about others who claim more allowances to minimize refunds and some started talking about underpayment penalties and interest charges by the IRS.
Then I got to thinking, should I be reporting/paying my rental income taxes quarterly? Or should I just make sure that my refund from my w-2 pay and the taxes I estimate I will pay on the rental income be the same?