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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Declaration of Estimated Tax for Corporation Income Tax (Form MO-1120ES) in the editor.
- Verify your corporation's name, address, Missouri Tax I.D. Number, and Federal I.D. Number on the form. If any information is missing, fill in the correct details.
- Enter the amount of the installment payment from Line 6c of the Estimated Tax Worksheet into the designated field on Form MO-1120ES.
- Ensure that you round all cents to the nearest whole dollar as specified in the instructions before submitting your payment.
- Mail your completed form along with a check or money order payable to the Missouri Department of Revenue, including your Missouri Tax I.D. Number on it.
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