Self-employment is great, but without an employer to withhold taxes from your paycheck, how do you make sure you’re paying your taxes correctly?
Self-employment is great, especially when you’re making money. But without an employer to withhold taxes from your paycheck, how do you make sure you’re paying your taxes correctly? We’ll talk about when estimated taxes are due, how to pay them, how to calculate what you owe, and what to do if you miss a payment. We’ll also talk about state taxes, safe harbors, and some tips for managing your tax payments in a two-earner household.
Learn about when estimated taxes are due, how to pay them, how to calculate what you owe, and what to do if you miss a payment at NAR's Center for REALTOR® Financial Wellness webinar. A certified enrolled agent and CFP® will also discuss state taxes, safe harbors, and some tips for managing your tax payments in a two-earner household.
Estimated Taxes: Why, When, How, and How Much?
Wednesday, May 25th
12:00 pm - 1:00pm MT
NAR Member $10
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About Your Presenter
Heather Liston is a Certified Financial Planner and an Enrolled Agent. She does fee-only financial planning through Hargrave Fiduciary Advisors and also prepares tax returns.
Heather studied liberal arts at Princeton University and earned a Masters in Accounting at the New York University Graduate School of Business Administration, and a Certificate in Personal Financial Planning from the University of California at Berkeley. She teaches financial planning courses (including Income Tax and Retirement Planning) at UC Berkeley Extension and Golden Gate University.
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