I recently sold my soul to a PhD program in an attempt to fulfill my career goal of becoming a professor. Prior to this, I was a salaried employee and had some money in Janus shares (JFRDX, if that matters). I cashed out on those shares in the summer while I was "funemployed."
I just received my first stipend check, which didn't have anything withheld, and realized, "oh shit, I have to pay taxes on this... I think?" I'm now confused about how to approach saving money for tax season because I had several sources of income this year. Those incomes, the state in which they were received, and applicable tax forms include:
- Non-service/compensatory stipend (Massachusetts, 1099-MISC)
- Salary (Colorado, W2)
- Withdrawn fund shares (Colorado, 1099-DIV)
- Car sale (Colorado, ???)
Given these incomes, can anyone please give some pointers on how to estimate what taxes I will owe for 2018? Many thanks.
edit: added states in which incomes were received
Submitted September 29, 2018 at 09:21AM by platypusomnibus2 https://ift.tt/2Of91Xl
