Instructions For Form 40es - Estimated Income Tax - 1999 Page 4

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estimate your 1999 Oregon income tax. Use the
But you still must make estimated tax payments on the
worksheet on page 5 to compute the amount you owe.
earlier payment dates.
Follow the same instructions for filing Form 40ES and
Fiscal-year taxpayers
paying estimated tax as full-year residents do.
S corporation, limited liability company (LLC), or
Pay one-fourth of your Oregon estimated tax on the 15th
partnership income. If you are a shareholder in an S
day of the fourth, sixth, and ninth months of your tax
corporation, are a member of an LLC, or are a partner
year. The last payment is due 15 days after the end of
in a partnership with income from Oregon sources, you
your tax year. If your due date falls on a Saturday, Sun-
may need to make estimated tax payments.
day, or legal holiday, use the next regular workday.
• Nonresidents. You are subject to Oregon tax on your
If you are a fiscal-year taxpayer, write the date your fis-
share of the Oregon income reported by the S corpo-
cal year ends in blue ink at the top of Form 40ES.
ration, LLC, or partnership.
Change in income during the year
• Part-year residents. Generally, if you were a nonresi-
dent when the S corporation, LLC, or partnership tax
If your expected income, deductions, or credits change
year ended, you are subject to Oregon tax on your
after April 1, 1999, you may need to begin making esti-
share of the Oregon income reported by the S cor-
mated tax payments at a later date.
poration, LLC, or partnership. If you were a resident
Did your expected income or deductions change after
when the S corporation, LLC, or partnership tax year
you made your first payment? You may need to refigure
ended, you are subject to Oregon tax on your share
your 1999 estimated tax.
of all the income.
Method 1: Use the new income or deductions and the
Example: Roy is a member of an LLC with a Decem-
appropriate worksheet on page 4 or 5.
ber 31 year end. If Roy is an Oregon resident on
December 31, he is taxed on his share of all income
Method 2: You generally will not revise your payments
reported by the LLC. If he is a nonresident on Decem-
if you are using Method 2.
ber 31, Roy is taxed only on his share of the Oregon
Method 3: Use the annualized income worksheet on
income reported by the LLC.
Oregon Form 10.
Fiduciaries
Then use the amended estimated tax worksheet below
to figure how much to pay.
Don’t file Form 40ES. You don’t need to make estimated
tax payments on behalf of an estate or trust.
On Form 40ES fill in the amount from line 5 of the
worksheet.
When to make your 1999 Oregon
Amended estimated tax worksheet
estimated income tax payments
1. Amended required annual payment.
1. ______
Calendar-year taxpayers
2. 1999 estimated tax already paid,
including refunds applied on
You may pay your total 1999 estimated Oregon income
tax by April 15, 1999, or you may divide your estimated
previous payment dates.
2. ______
tax into four payments.
3. Unpaid estimated tax
(line 1 minus line 2).
3. ______
Due dates—1999 estimated tax
4. Number of remaining payment dates.
4. ______
First payment—due April 15, 1999.
5. Amount of each remaining payment
Second payment—due June 15, 1999.
(line 3 divided by line 4).
5. ______
Third payment—due September 15, 1999.
Fourth payment—due January 18, 2000.
If the change is
then the first
If you find you still owe more income tax, pay the bal-
estimated tax
ance by April 17, 2000. This is true even if you get an
payment is due
extension to file your tax return. You may owe interest
• after April 1 and
June 15, 1999
on an underpayment. See page 7.
before June 2, 1999
• after June 1 and before
September 15, 1999
Special cases
September 2, 1999
You don’t need to make the fourth payment (Janu-
• after September 1, 1999
January 18, 2000
ary 18, 2000) if:
Fill out the appropriate estimated tax worksheet, page
• You file your 1999 Oregon individual income tax
4 or 5.
return on or before February 1, 2000, and
• You pay all tax due with your return.
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