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I'm trying to understand when a startup needs to start worrying about tax payments (assuming they are profitable). I'm talking about federal taxes specifically. Is it quarterly? Annually? Year end?

A U.S. C corporation is generally required to make estimated federal tax payments if the corporation expects its federal tax liability to exceed $500 for the year. For startup companies in their first year, if you are marginally profitable or have a net taxable loss, then you don't need to worry about estimated tax payments. The estimated tax payments are computed using Form 1120-W with the accompanying worksheets. The estimated payments are made each quarter throughout the tax year.


Answered 5 years ago

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