your guide to

estimated taxes

finally! Estimated taxes for entrepreneurs, explained. 

What the heck with 

year-round taxes??

Whether you're a freelancer, small business owner, or hustling entrepreneur, this guide breaks down the who, what, when, and how of estimated taxes in easy-to-understand steps. With tips for calculating, paying, and staying penalty-free, you'll go from dreading tax season to owning it. Plus, we’ve added calculators and insider advice so you’re always prepared. Taxes don’t have to be stressful—let’s make it simple! What do you say?

what's inside?

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all about us

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it starts with this…

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what are estimated taxes?

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who should be paying/when should you pay

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how to pay estimated taxes

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how much should you pay

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next steps

a little about us

We kicked off Patton + Co in 2020 as a little side hustle, and it’s grown into a virtual firm with over 15 team members and 500+ clients. We’ve learned a ton along the way and totally get the rollercoaster of running a business. Whether you're super organized or have a pile of receipts you’ve been avoiding—no judgment! We’re here to help you handle the financial stuff with ease and confidence, no matter where you’re starting.

kind words from clients

"As a first time filer for my business taxes, it has been very relieving to know that I have the support to get through this process.”

—Katy

"For the first time in 16 years of business I feel like I have at least some idea of what the heck is going on with my finances. Embarrassing but true. I appreciate you explaining thing in great detail and walking me through even what is probably the basic stuff."

—Olivia

 “Oh my gosh! Shut up!! I have over 7K saved up for taxes I only have to pay less than 2K?!!?!?! This has been a tough morning and this email just made my day! And made me cry! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!”

—Anonymous

“That was all soooo helpful. Thank you! Started today having no idea what I was doing with my business and ending today feeling like I have some direction again.”

—Laren

are you ready for this?

Time to understand estimated taxes once and for all