Instructions For Form Ftb 5805 - Underpayment Of Estimated Tax By Individuals And Fiduciaries - 1998 Page 3

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Instructions for Worksheet II –
‘‘Yes’’ for any question on form FTB 5805,
Example: You had an underpayment for the
Side 1, Part I, you must file form FTB 5805 with
April 15th installment of $500. The June 15th
Regular Method to Figure Your
your return.
installment required a payment of $1,200. On
June 10th, you sent in a payment of $1,200 to
Underpayment and Penalty
Part II — Figure the Penalty
cover the June 15th installment. However, $500
Figure the penalty by applying the appropriate
of this payment is considered to be for the April
Part I — Figure Your Underpayment
rate against each underpayment shown on line 8.
15th installment. The penalty for the April 15th
Line 1 – Enter in column (a) through column (d)
The penalty is figured for the number of days
installment is figured to June 10th. The amount
the amount of your required installment. For most
that the underpayment remained unpaid.
of the payment to be applied to the June 15th
taxpayers this is the amount shown on form
installment is $700.
The rates are established at various times
FTB 5805, Side 1, Part II, line 6 divided by 4. If
throughout the year. If an underpayment
Subsequent Payments. For purposes of com-
you use the annualized income installment
remained unpaid for more than one rate period,
puting the penalty, it may be helpful to make a
method, enter the amount from form FTB 5805,
the penalty on that underpayment will be figured
list of any payments that you made after the
Side 2, Part III, line 23.
using more than one rate period.
timely payments entered in Part I, line 2. If you
Line 2 – Enter the estimate payments made by
made no other payments, follow the line-by-line
Use line 10 and line 12 to figure the number of
the date at the top of each column.
instructions for Part II.
days the underpayment remained unpaid. Use
Include any overpayment of tax from your 1997
line 11 and line 13 to figure the actual penalty
If you made subsequent payments, you may
return that you elected to apply to the 1998 esti-
amount by applying the rate against the under-
need to make additional computations for the
mated tax. Enter this amount in column (a).
payment for the number of days it remained
applicable column on the worksheet. However, if
Divide by 4 the amount you entered on form FTB
unpaid.
the payment reduced the underpayment to zero,
5805, Part II, line 3, and enter the result in each
there are no further computations to make for
Maximum days in a rate period per quarter:
column, unless you can show it was withheld oth-
that column. In that case, you count the number
erwise.
of days from the installment due date to the date
Installment
Days in Rate
Days in Rate
paid.
Note: If your California withholding was not with-
Period 1
Period 2
held in equal installments, and you are able to
If a subsequent payment does not reduce the
show the actual amounts withheld per period and
1
260
105
underpayment to zero, you will need to make an
the dates withheld, you must answer ‘‘Yes’’ to
additional computation in the column. First, count
2
199
105
Part I, Question 3 and enter the uneven amounts
the number of days from the due date to the date
3
107
105
withheld on the lines provided on Part I,
paid and use the underpayment amount from
Question 3.
4
90
Worksheet II, line 8. Second, count the number
of days from the payment date to the end of the
If you file your return and pay the tax due by
Payment Application. Your payments are
rate period, and subtract the amount of the sub-
February 1, 1999, enter the amount of tax paid
applied to any underpayment balance on an ear-
sequent payment from the underpayment amount
with your return in column (d). In this case, you
lier installment. It does not matter if you
from Worksheet II, line 8. Then apply the rate for
will not owe a penalty for the estimate payment
designate a payment for a later period.
the applicable period.
due by January 15, 1999.
Line 8 – If line 8 is zero for all payment periods,
you do not owe a penalty. But if you checked
FTB 5805 Instructions 1998
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