Free worksheet · Estimated taxes
Figure out what to set aside and what to send the IRS each quarter — before the penalty letters start.
Nobody withholds taxes from your invoices. The IRS expects you to send estimated payments four times a year, and underpaying quietly racks up penalties even when you settle up in April. The fix is a simple rhythm: know your number, set it aside, send it on time.
When most of your money arrives between March and October, even-sized quarterly payments can feel brutal. Knowing your real number — and when the safe-harbor rules protect you — is what keeps cash flow and compliance from fighting each other.
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