Question: Barbara was divorced in 2010. However, the final property settlement and determination of alimony payments was not made until February 2014 because of extended litigation.
Last year, Barbara's income consisted of $15,000 salary and $2,000 of taxable interest income. She used the standard deduction and had no dependents, and Barbara's tax liability was $1,900. She expects to continue working at an annual salary of $15,000 and will have $2,000 of interest income. Federal income taxes withheld from her salary in 2014 will be $1,500. Her monthly alimony payments of $2,000 are also expected to continue for an indefinite period.
In early April 2014 Barbara requests your advice regarding the payment of quarterly estimated taxes for 2014. Prepare a memo to your client that discusses these requirements, including any possible penalties for not making quarterly payments and nontax issues such as cash-flow and investment income decisions?
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