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Amelida expects to earn $145,000 of AGI and $125,000 of taxable income this year. She is concerned about underpayment penalties. Because of a substantial bonus, her prior year AGI was $155,000 and her taxable income was $135,000. She will not be subject to underpayment penalties for the current year if her estimated taxes equal or exceed any of the following criteria except
◦ the estimated payments total at least 90% of the tax due for the current year.
◦ the estimated payments total at least 100% of the tax due for the prior year.
◦ the estimated payments total at least 110% of the tax due for the prior year.
◦ the estimated tax is less than $1,000.
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