I would please like to get clarification on my estimated 2020/Q4 tax payment due on Jan. 15th ?

Welcome to the Community, livo64.

Just to make sure I'm able to address your concern, I'd like to ask if what specific clarifications do you want to know about your estimated 2020/Q4 tax payment on the 15th of January this year? I'd appreciate any additional information so I can look for a more accurate answer.

For now, let me share this article where all you need to learn about managing quarterly paid taxes can be found: Do you need to pay quarterly taxes? What you need to know.

Let me know if you have additional questions or clarifications. I'll be right here to help whenever you needed it.

Would like to ask if I could have someone to review my report. This is the first time ever here in the US and would really like to make sure everything is perfectly done. Let me know if that's an option, thanks

Hello, thanks for the reply. 

since it is a very first time report for me, I would like to know if I could get a review of my report before submitting it. Would really like to make sure that everything is perfectly done. Thanks. 

Yes, you can, @livo64.

You can pull up your Tax details report and review your tax liabilities after submitting it. Let me show you how:

1. Sign in to your QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE) account.
2. Go to the Reports menu.
3. Navigate to the Tax details report.
4. Select a tax year from the drop-down menu and click the Download link to view the report.

Once done, you’re now ready to submit your taxes. To be guided through the process, you can refer to these articles: 

• Get quarterly and annual tax info from QuickBooks Self-Employed
• Pay federal estimated quarterly taxes in QuickBooks Self-Employed

You can also work with an tax expert or with your accountant for additional guidance in preparing and filing your taxes. This way, we can ensure you file your taxes correctly.

Let me know if you have other concerns or questions about filing your taxes, I’ll be around ready to help you out. Have a good one!