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#1 (permalink)   08-31-2009 iAssist Virtual Solutions Contributing Member Company name: iAssist Virtual Solutions   Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 74 Sole Proprietor and Taxes I have my EIN and filed my DBA forms with the State. Do I need to send the IRS their third installment of estimated tax for 2009 which is due 9/15 if my business is being set-up and have not worked with any clients ? Any advice would be much appreciated. __________________ Amanda

#2 (permalink)   08-31-2009 A_Virtual_Jewel Contributing Member Company name: A Virtual Jewel   Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Nevada Posts: 79 Re: Sole Proprietor and Taxes I would call the IRS office for you region and pose the question to them. Otherwise, I've included a link to the IRS site specifically for 1040ES estimated taxes. Worse case scenario would be reporting on the appropriate forms even though there may be no payment required. http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040es.pdf

#3 (permalink)   08-31-2009 StephanieP Active Member Company name: Still TBD (but getting close...lol) My latest Twitter: Stay at home mam earns $974/wk work from home jobs...   Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Davis, West Virginia Posts: 877 Re: Sole Proprietor and Taxes From what I understand (I went through this with one of my clients), once you're all set up with the state and IRS you should file even if you're claiming $0 at least for sales tax. But, as A Virtual Jewel said, I would double check with the IRS on other taxes. __________________ Stephanie New VA in the research phase :daisy:

#4 (permalink)   08-27-2010 virtually yours vo New Member   Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 25 Re: Sole Proprietor and Taxes This is really a good question. I was wondering the same thing.