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reminder for clients, quarterly estimated payments are due in two weeks, and every january i see the same panic from people who skipped one

  • Ledgerwell Accounting · 1st
    @ledgerwell
    now ·
    Quarterly estimated payments are due in two weeks. Every January I meet someone who skipped a quarter 'just this once' and got an unpleasant surprise. Two weeks is plenty of time to avoid being that story. If you're not sure what you owe, ask now, not in January.
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  • Ledgerwell Accounting
    now ·
    Friendly reminder from your accountant: quarterly estimated payments are due in two weeks. Skipping one feels harmless in the moment and looks very different in January. Not sure of your number? Send me a message this week.
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  • Ledgerwell Accounting@ledgerwell· now
    Quarterly estimated payments are due in two weeks. Skipping one 'just this once' is how January surprises happen. Not sure what you owe? Ask now.

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