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How Much Estimated Tax Do I Owe On The Taxable Part Of My Fellowships?

February 14th, 2010 by admin | 2 Comments | Filed in life logistics

So I am a grad student and i’ve received some fellowships for the coming academic year. They are as follows:
$7500
$10530
TOTAL: $18300 (all of it taxable because it will go toward living expenses)
So, according to my calculations for Federal Estimated Tax (form f1040es), my standard deduction is $10,700 (married filing jointly) and I can claim two personal exemptions, one for myself and one for my husband: $6800. The total amount I can deduct from my gross income is therefore: $17500.
Thus, subtracting $17500 from $18300 = $800 in taxable income. I would therefore not have to pay any estimated tax because the amount is below $1000. This just doesn’t seem right to me. That would essentially mean that i would be walking away with $18300 tax free. Also, I have a salaried job that I’ve netted $12000 from and the federal govt has taken out about $3000 from. Can somebody please explain this tax mystery to me?
Thanks!

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Estimated Tax - How Much Do I Pay For Estimated Tax If I Expect To Make A Lot Less Than The Year Previous?

October 8th, 2009 by admin | 2 Comments | Filed in life logistics

Hello, I have made quite a bit less than expected and am not sure whether or not I will owe any taxes after the standard deduction… How much should I pay for estimated tax? If I overpay in estimated tax, what happens?

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