University Statement on Conflict Between Israel and Hamas
Michigan State University issued a statement this week reaffirming its commitment to support our community amid the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Read More Here
Michigan State University issued a statement this week reaffirming its commitment to support our community amid the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Read More Here
COGS has partnered with Dr. Emily Roberts and Personal Finance for PhDs again this year to offer this workshop for students on fellowships to learn how to manage quarterly taxes. A limited number of registrations will be available at a discounted cost for MSU graduate & professional students.
Please Note: This workshop is targeted to currently enrolled MSU graduate or professional students who are US citizens, permanent residents, and residents for tax purposes who are not having federal income tax withheld from their paychecks.
*DISCOUNTED COST: $5 – open to currently enrolled MSU Graduate or Professional Students to Register, first-come, first-served, until all spots are filled. You may be given other options to enroll if the discount program fills up. Full Retail Registration Cost: $34*
Format: This is a largely asynchronous workshop. Upon registering, you will receive your login information over email. After logging in to the workshop, you can immediately access the modules (videos with transcripts) and spreadsheet. You also have the ability to receive answers to your questions by attending a live Q&A call or submitting a question in writing. The recordings and transcripts of the calls and answers to submitted questions are added to the workshop within about a week.
More Details: Your stipend or salary is almost certainly considered taxable income by the IRS, even if your university does not withhold income tax from your paychecks. How can you prepare to pay your tax bill and stay on the IRS’s good side? Whether your objective is to save up for your eventual tax bill, avoid an underpayment penalty, or both, this workshop shows you how to accomplish it in a time-efficient manner. The Estimated Tax Worksheet in Form 1040-ES tells you definitively whether you are required to make estimated tax payments and how large your tax bill is this year, and this workshop walks you line-by-line through how to fill it out. The workshop also addresses the common scenarios that graduate/professional students face, such as switching on to or off of fellowship mid-calendar year and being married to someone who has automatic income tax withholding.
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The Council of Graduate Students is the authorized student government on campus representing all graduate/professional students at Michigan State University. Our mission is to promote the academic, social, and economic goals of graduate and professional students.
Chittenden Hall
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East Lansing, MI. 48824
517-353-9189
office@cogs.msu.edu
Fall & Spring: Monday-Friday 9am – 5pm
Available any weekday via email or by appointment.
We are also available to meet via zoom!
Summer Semester: The COGS Office will be physically open M, T, W from 9-5PM, barring vacations and off site meetings. If closed, you may go to 2nd floor reception desk for assistance. COGS is always available to meet by appointment at your convenience as well. Just email or call us.
EMAIL: office@cogs.msu.edu
