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*NOTE: If you are concerned you will have to pay in estimated taxes, we suggest you pay in a similar amount you paid in last tax year for each. As the post office has been delayed, I would advise you to pay the estimated tax payments online to save time and “postal processing” delays, just to be on the safe side. Any estimated tax payments should be noted & shared with our office to include on your 2020 Tax Returns during preparation. If you overpaid, then you will receive the monies back as a refund.
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