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Example accounting practice The IRS says tax is paid as you earn it, through the year.

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If you're in business for yourself, that generally means estimated tax payments.

One detail the slides skipped: individuals, estates and trusts use Form 2210 to see if they owe a penalty for underpaying estimated tax. Corporations use Form 2220.

The IRS also describes a waiver if you retired after reaching age 62, or became disabled, during the tax year payments were required or the preceding tax year, and the underpayment was due to reasonable cause and not willful neglect. The Form 2210 instructions explain how to request it.

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You can be due a refund and still owe a penalty. The IRS says a penalty may apply if your estimated tax payments are late, even when a refund is due at filing.
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Who pays estimates? The IRS says individuals, including sole proprietors, partners and S corporation shareholders, generally do if they expect to owe $1,000 or more. Corporations generally do at $500 or more.
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Most taxpayers generally avoid the underpayment penalty by paying at least 90% of this year's tax, or 100% of the tax on last year's return, whichever is smaller. Special rules apply to farmers, fishermen and certain higher income taxpayers.
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Due a refund, you may still owe an estimated tax penalty.

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The IRS says tax is paid as you earn it, through the year.

If you're in business for yourself, that generally means estimated tax payments.

How does your business check that its tax payments are keeping pace with its income?

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Due a refund, you may still owe an estimated tax penalty.

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The IRS says taxes must be paid as income is earned, through withholding or estimated tax payments. Late estimated payments can carry a penalty even when a refund is due at filing.

For owners, the thresholds matter. Individuals, including sole proprietors, partners and S corporation shareholders, generally make estimated payments if they expect to owe $1,000 or more. Corporations generally do at $500 or more.

According to the IRS, most taxpayers generally avoid the underpayment penalty if they paid at least 90% of this year's tax, or 100% of the tax on last year's return, whichever is smaller. Special rules apply to farmers, fishermen and certain higher income taxpayers.

When income arrives unevenly, the IRS says annualizing it and making unequal payments may avoid or lower the penalty.

For households on salaries and wages, the IRS points to a new Form W-4 as a way to have more tax withheld.

How does your business check that its tax payments are keeping pace with its income?

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The IRS says the maximum employer-provided childcare tax credit rises to $500,000 for tax year 2026, or $600,000 if the employer is an eligible small business.

One more number the slides skipped: for cafeteria plans that permit carryover, the maximum carryover of unused FSA amounts is $680.

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The maximum employer-provided childcare tax credit goes from $150,000 to $500,000 for tax year 2026, the IRS says. For an eligible small business, the cap is $600,000.
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Health FSAs have a new 2026 limit too: employees can choose salary reductions of up to $3,400 for health flexible spending arrangements, per the IRS.
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Commuter perks: for tax year 2026, the IRS sets the monthly limit for qualified transportation benefits and qualified parking at $340.
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One employer tax credit cap jumps from $150,000 to $500,000.

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One 2026 tax change for employers goes from $150,000 to $500,000.

The IRS says the maximum employer-provided childcare tax credit rises to $500,000 for tax year 2026, or $600,000 if the employer is an eligible small business.

Which benefit is your team reviewing before year-end?

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One employer tax credit cap jumps from $150,000 to $500,000.

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For tax year 2026, the IRS says the maximum employer-provided childcare tax credit rises to $500,000. If the employer is an eligible small business, the cap is $600,000.

The IRS describes this as the OBBB significantly enhancing an important credit for employers.

Those adjustments generally apply to tax returns filed in 2027.

Other benefit limits moved as well. Voluntary employee salary reductions for health flexible spending arrangements can reach $3,400.

The monthly limit for the qualified transportation fringe benefit and for qualified parking rises to $340.

For cafeteria plans that permit carryover, the maximum carryover of unused amounts is $680.

For anyone who runs a practice or a company, a benefits package is also a set of tax numbers. Whether your business counts as an eligible small business is a question for an accountant who knows your books.

Which benefit is your team reviewing before year-end?

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