Depending on the cost of the vehicle and whether it’s new or pre-owned, you may not be able to claim to claim the full 20% depreciation allowance in the year placed the vehicle in service. For example, if in 2017 you bought a pre-owned vehicle used 100% for business and it cost $15,000, you get the full 20% depreciation allowance of $3,000 because is it less than the $3,150 limit. If the vehicle cost $20,000, you’re limited to $3,150.
Advance payment of current tax liability based either on wage withholdings or installment payments of your estimated tax liability. To avoid penalties, you generally must pay to the IRS either 90% of your final tax liability, or either 100% or 110% of the prior year’s tax liability, depending on your adjusted gross income.