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An electrical contractor secures a massive multi-family residential project in June, causing their summer profits to far exceed their initial yearly projections. Evaluating their financial liability, the contractor wisely decides to abandon their original Form 1040-ES estimates and recalculate their upcoming installments. This proactive adjustment prevents severe penalties by ensuring compliance with the IRS's ____ requirement, which dictates that taxes must be remitted as income is actually earned.

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