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How to Set Up Estimated Tax Payment Vouchers

Who this is for: Accountants who need to create estimated tax payment vouchers for their clients.

What you’ll learn: How to add federal, state, and local payment vouchers with quarterly amounts and due dates.

Before you begin #

  • You must have a tax return open on the detail page.
  • Know the estimated tax amounts for each quarter and jurisdiction.

Step-by-step instructions #

Step 1: Open the Vouchers tab #

On the tax return detail page, click the Vouchers tab.

Vouchers tab on the tax return detail page

Step 2: Click Add Payment Vouchers #

Click the Add Payment Vouchers button. A modal opens with three collapsible sections for Federal, State, and Local vouchers.

Vouchers tab with Add Vouchers button visible

Step 3: Enable the jurisdictions you need #

Check the box next to each jurisdiction you want to configure:

  • Federal — Enabled by default.
  • State — Select the state from the dropdown after enabling.
  • Local (City/Municipality) — Select the locality from the dropdown after enabling. Options include New York City, Yonkers, RITA, CCA, Columbus, and more.

Step 4: Set the quarterly amounts #

For each enabled jurisdiction:

  • Check Same amount for all quarters to enter one amount that applies to Q1 through Q4.
  • Or uncheck it to enter a different amount for each quarter.
  • Use the checkboxes in the quarter table to select or deselect specific quarters.
  • Adjust due dates if needed using the date picker in each row.

Step 5: Add the vouchers #

The footer shows how many vouchers will be added. Click the Add Vouchers button to create them all at once.

What happens next #

The vouchers appear in the Vouchers tab table. You can edit, track payments, send reminders, or remove them at any time.

Troubleshooting #

  • “Please select a state” warning: You enabled the State section but did not select a state from the dropdown.
  • “All selected vouchers must have an amount greater than $0”: Enter a valid dollar amount for every selected quarter.

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Updated on February 14, 2026

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