We've created new resources to help your clients meet their obligations. Check out and share with your clients our estimated tax resource center and self employment resource center.
The remaining due date for tax year 2023 is January 16, 2024. If your clients missed any of the prior due dates for 2023, they should pay as soon as possible to avoid interest and penalty.
How do my clients make estimated tax payments?
Your clients, or you on your clients' behalf, can pay estimated income tax online using tax preparation software or an Online Services account. Both are convenient, secure, and easy.
Note: If your clients need to cancel a scheduled estimated tax payment, you or your clients may do so through Online Services—even if the payment was scheduled using software or if the payment was made using paper Form IT-2105, Estimated Tax Payment Voucher for Individuals.
Pay using tax preparation software
Visit E-file-approved commercial software: Personal income tax to find software that supports estimated tax payments.
If the software is listed with (ET) after the product name, it supports electronic estimated tax payments.
Check the box to filter the list of approved commercial software for estimated tax.
Pay using an Online Services
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Log in to your Tax Professional Online Services account.
- From your Client Summary homepage, select the name of your client.
- Review their tax account balance to see the total amount they paid, if any, throughout the year toward the tax on their income.
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Estimate the tax (or remaining tax) they owe.
- Select the ≡ Client Services menu in the upper-left corner.
- Select Payments, bills and notices, then choose Make a payment from the expanded menu.
- Choose Pay estimated tax as your client's payment type. If you do not see the option to Pay estimated tax, select Make a Different Payment, then choose Pay estimated tax as your client's payment type.
Please share this information with your clients to ensure they receive full credit for all estimated tax payments they, or you on your clients' behalf, make.
Other estimated tax information
Find estimated tax payment due dates.
Understand the penalty for underpaying your estimated tax.
See make a payment if your clients are required to pay.
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