Self-employed and not sure what you owe the IRS each quarter?
Many 1099 workers don't pay quarterly and end up with underpayment penalties. We calculate, remind, and guide you — so you pay the right amount, on time.
The problem
If you're self-employed (1099), no employer withholds taxes for you. The IRS requires you to pay your taxes four times a year — and if you don't, they charge penalties and interest.
Quarterly estimated payments are advance payments of your income tax and self-employment tax. They're due on four fixed dates throughout the year. If you wait until April to pay everything, the IRS can apply an underpayment penalty — even if you pay your full balance on time.
The 4 deadlines for 2026
What's included
Form 1040-ES Calculation
We calculate how much you owe each quarter based on your 1099 income and deductions.
Reminder before each deadline
We email you before each due date so you never miss a payment.
Clear payment instructions
Step-by-step guidance to pay via IRS Direct Pay or EFTPS — no confusion.
Records that reconcile with your annual return
We keep track of every payment so it matches your annual tax return exactly.
Pricing
Complete package for all 4 quarters of the year
Regular price
Designed for simple cases: single 1099 income, no complex deductions. If your situation is more involved, we'll guide you at your appointment.
Launch offer
Designed for simple cases: single 1099 income, no complex deductions. If your situation is more involved, we'll guide you at your appointment.
Professional backing
Zilia LLC operates with active IRS credentials
Active PTIN
Preparer Tax Identification Number current
Active EFIN
Electronic Filing Identification Number authorized
Benefits of Working With a Local CPA
A CPA can help small business owners:
Local CPAs not only prepare your estimated tax calculations but also support long term financial planning so your business stays compliant and profitable year round.
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Key Takeaways
- Many small business owners must pay quarterly estimated taxes if they earn income without withholding.
- Payments are due in April, June, September, and January.
- Use IRS Form 1040-ES to calculate your estimates or get help from a CPA.
- Paying on time prevents penalties and improves cash flow planning.
- A local CPA can help ensure your estimates are accurate and up to date.
Frequently asked questions
Ready to pay your taxes on time and penalty-free?
Send us a message today and let us handle the quarterly math.