My estimated state taxes do not show on any report - why not? The est. federal taxes show up.

I'll share information that could help you get through this.

If you're self-employed, you must pay federal estimated quarterly taxes based on your earnings. Additionally, certain states demand their own estimated quarterly taxes. Consequently, you might have to manage two sets of estimated quarterly tax payments: one to the IRS and another to your state's tax authority.

While QuickBooks Self-Employed handles the computation of federal-estimated quarterly taxes, it does not perform the same service for state-estimated quarterly taxes.

To get state quarterly tax info, go to the IRS' list of state's Department of Revenue sites. You may also see your state's requirements and tell you how to make tax payments. Also, if you don't see your state, reach out to your state's tax franchise board or Department of Revenue.

I will also leave these articles for future purposes:

• Automatically estimate your income tax in QuickBooks Self-Employed.
• QuickBooks Self-Employed annual tax guide.

Feel free to post here again if you have further QuickBooks-related concerns. We are available 24/7 to lend a hand with each of your queries. Stay safe!

That does not answer my question. 

Hi there, @lakesideengineer. Allow me to chime in and provide clarification. 

QuickBooks Self Employed is specifically created for self-employed individuals, focusing on monitoring income and expenses, estimating federal taxes, and generating basic financial reports. It calculates federal estimated quarterly taxes. However, it doesn't calculate state-estimated quarterly taxes.

See this article for more details: Do I need to pay estimated quarterly taxes for my state?

Once everything is all set, you may also want to check out one of our Help pages as your reference to guide you in managing your taxes in QBSE: Manage taxes in QuickBooks Self-Employed. It includes topics about estimated taxes, reports, and forms, to name a few.

Post here again if you have any other concerns about managing your self-employed taxes. I'm just around the corner to help. Have a good one.

My question is NOT how to calculate tax - I got that covered.

My question is about reporting the PAID State Estimate Taxes in any REPORT..

I see the taxes paid in TRANSACTIONS. 

I would expect - since the state estimates taxes are in the category TAXES - that they show up in the report TAX SUMMARY under ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS, but only the paid FEDERAL estimated taxes show there, not the paid STATE estimated taxes!

If I run the TAX DETAIL report, the paid state taxes do not show up either!

So how do I keep track of it? Manually with a paper note???

I think there is a bug in the program, it should report paid taxes. 

Thank you for getting back to the thread, @lakesideengineer. We appreciate your effort in clarifying your concern about the estimated state tax report not showing up on the Tax Detail and Tax Summary report in QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE). Let me share additional information to help clear things out.

We understand how you feel about the issue and the importance of tracking your estimated state taxes in QBSE. However, as said by my colleagues, QBSE only calculates federal estimated quarterly taxes. With that, the option to calculate and pull up a report for state-estimated quarterly taxes is currently unavailable. If you want to get your state's estimated tax information, you'll need to reach out to your state's tax franchise board or Department of Revenue. See this article for more details: Estimated quarterly taxes for my state.

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We'll be adding these articles below for future reference about managing your estimated federal taxes in QBSE:

• Pay federal estimated quarterly taxes in QuickBooks Self-Employed
• Learn about late payments for federal estimated quarterly taxes

You can always get back to this thread if you have additional concerns about managing taxes in the QBSE account. We'll be here for you always. Keep safe and healthy, @lakesideengineer!

Amazing that three replies from the QuickBook team and not one of you understood the question. The paid Federal estimated taxes are showing up under transactions but they're not coming through on the report! I am having the same problem. And they don't show up as paid under my tax page either....even though the transactions are "reviewed" and properly categorized in quickbooks. Let's see if someone can actually understand the question and answer it. 

I have the same issue and feel your pain. Not one reply addressed your question correctly. Good luck to us!  

Hello there, @CRNAhype.

I'll share information about running reports in QuickBooks Self-Employed.

Since you have recorded the transactions properly but are not showing on the report, I recommend reaching our Customer Care team. You can request a screen-sharing session with them so they can investigate further the cause of the issue.

Here's how:

1. Go to Help (?) and select Contact Us.
2. Note: If you’re using the QuickBooks Self-Employed app, tap the + button and select Ask QB Assistant.
3. Enter talk to a human, then select Continue.
4. Select which way you want to connect with us.

• Have us call you - Get a call from a support expert.
• Chat with us - Start a conversation with a support expert.

For future reference, you can read this article to learn more about managing taxes in QuickBooks Self-Employed: QuickBooks Self-Employed annual tax guide.

Don't hesitate to click the Reply button below if you have questions about running tax reports in QuickBooks Self-Employed. I'm always here to help. Have a great day.

Thanks. I might try that if I get some time. I think I pretty much given up. LOL

Yup, I have the exact same issue.  Crazy no one understood the question! Thanks for posting this