How to fill out IRS form W4 for two jobs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- How to fill out the IRS Form W4 for two jobs. If you had a job and changed jobs then you should fill out the IRS form W4 as two jobs. If you have two jobs currently then you should fill it out as having two jobs. Add up all the jobs you had or have in 2021 and that is the number of jobs you should enter in the IRS form W4 online estimator. It will be as accurate as possible using the online estimator.
Also, check out this page with our other videos on the IRS form W4.
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This is so confusing maybe the IRS should provide classes for its citizens before we screw everything up
This was confusing. And still don't understand how many w4 I should give to each employer.
I had one job over a year, picked up another but left within a matter of 4 months. How do I properly file those taxes?
Edit: Nevermind. Video was very informative. Thank you so much. The IRS are crooks.
How do you calculate a 2nd job with tipped money? I have no clue how much tip money I'll be making, so how do I even fill that out?
Thank you for making an understandable video! If the two jobs are in different states, does that change these instructions?
Can you do the same one if we are single with a new job W4 but also self employed with a 1099-NEC ? Thank you!
I’d like to know the same!
abolish the IRS
I'm going to the workday app for my job and filling out the W2 there for multiple jobs I had one iob with another for a little then I stopped and kept working at one. I'm head of household and I have two dependents right now.
I just picked up a new wage job. My first job of 16 years is my primary job and the new job is part time. The part time job Is asking to fill out a W4. Do I need to fill out the multiple jobs part? Can I just submit 2 W4’s at the end of the year when I file? I’m not even sure how long I’ll stay at the part time job. Seems like a hassle to just submit to both employers. I don’t want to screw up anything on my primary job’s withholdings.
Hi Travis! Thanks for this video. I was curious how do you report in this section if the majority of your income comes from self-employment but you have a w4 for a partime job?
Enter self employment income on estimator.
I have a side hustle video for this scenario
Hi can you please help me understand the following: What exactly is the purpose of withholding an additional amount on the higher-paying job's W4? Is it taking the higher-paying job's salary and applying it against the true tax bracket allocation that both jobs together now put you in? Or, am I paying my smaller salary job's taxes on my higher paying job's W4? Or, is this a total incremental fee I'm paying for holding two jobs?
Hi Travis. I don't understand the second half of page 3- The deductions worksheet.
hmmmm, which part?
Ok. do you have a video where you fill out step 3 on W4 form? without dependents, but single and will make maybe $20,000 for the year. Do I need to have any numbers in that section?
Is it a must that I complete this portion if I already have to complete the w4 for my 2nd job?
What about if both of your jobs are below threshold for the state? Do you not pay taxes? Or does the gov factor both together?
I feel like I’m back in Calc 1 watching this
getting your learn on!
Could u please do a video for 3 jobs to calculate withholdings & use page 3 the step 2(b) multiple jobs worksheets …
I can’t find anyone who does a in depth video on it 😭🥺only 2 jobs…. I kind of get it, u use the table…but I’m a visual learner and the instructions are confusing, is this right? 😅🥺🤭🤦🏾♀️🤷🏽♀️😭
#1. use chart 2 jobs)
Higher job⬇️
Lower job➡️ 1️⃣
………………………………………………………
#2. (3 JOBS)
1stHighest job ⬇️
2nd high job➡️ x(2a)
………………………………………………………
1st High job+ 2high job⬇️
3rd job--------➡️Y(2b)
………………………………………………………
X+y= (2c)
………………………………………………………
#3. Pay periods- 26 (biweekly)
#4. 1 or line 2c/ line3 (26)
So if I understand correctly, since I had another job already this year and I started a new one but don’t work for the other anymore, this would apply to me
Correct, you’ll need to account for that first job to get it right.
Does it matter if your second job is a tipped position?
From my understanding this video is regarding the Federal withholdings, what about the state?
depends which state.
@@TravisSickle CA
What if one of these other jobs is a sole proprietorship that I run?
I have two jobs in the same company. SO yes, I receive two separate paychecks under the same company. Would this be considered one job or two different jobs?
Does this also apply with currently having one part time job, and right now getting another part time job? (2 part time jobs)
yes
Hi Travis, thank you for the informative videos on the goofy W4! Lol
Question, I work a regular salary job and recently started my own company, it’s just a small llc with only myself, I’m paid monthly from this extra income. There is no tax held out any advise on how to adjust my W4.
Currently, I’m claiming two jobs at my salary job and having an extra $100 held out every two weeks.
Thank you in advance
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😹😹😹 goofy ahh W4
I get a 1099 for my pension. I have a consulting job that I only made 10,000 for but may make more in 2022. I just started a Personal Training job this month. Is that 3 jobs (pension a job?)
I have no idea how much I'll make Training. I'm only doing it here and there.... I don't want to be penalized. What should I do. Thanks in advance
If I work 2 job do I put 1 on my less paying job and 0 on my main pay job
For my first job it’s was a w-2 my next will be a w-4 will it be 2 separate forms to fill out or make sure I put I have 2 jobs on the w-4?
I have to fill this out but I’m so confused. It says if I have two jobs OR if I’m married filing jointly and me and my spouse both have a job. He is the only one with a job as of right now. I haven’t started working at my job yet. How do I write this out if he is the only one who works?
What if one of jobs I am an independent contractor (no tax is taken out yet) and now I just got an additional job where I need a w4
Thank you
Egh. wish that tool wasn't down for over a month. It would be really handy for a new job I need a W-4 for. At least it sounds like I can resubmit when it's back up
I'll do new videos once it's back up.
Thank you for your videos. Can you tell me how my teenager should fill out W-4 if we claim her as a dependent and she now has 2 jobs?
She can fill it out as normal. As your tax refund would reflect her as your dependent. If she has two jobs she can just select single, 0 dependents and fill it out normally. Most w4 forms have a chart on the backside to follow to inform which amount to put down. Or she can just ask her human resource director how to fill it out. Most of them will tell you.
This is what the form says ….
Complete Steps 3-4(b) on Form W-4 for only ONE of these jobs. Leave those steps blank for the other jobs. (Your withholding will be most accurate if you complete Steps 3-4(b) on the Form W-4 for the highest paying job.)
I work contracted jobs but each contract can last 13weeks to 26 weeks with different agencies. Do I have to say that I have 2 jobs on my w4? What is the benefit to check 2 jobs on w4? Thanks
What did you find out?
I just started a second job, and haven't received a paystub from them yet, what should I do?
enter zero. You can always come back and check your withholdings on the estimator and make adjustments by filling out a new form and giving it to your employer.
Regular job + Uber (independent contractor and income varies a lot)?
What if I picked up a second job that is not set on hours, as in they will only need me to work when needed? Would I just assume to put the annual income on this second job less than 10k? If I am assuming the hours are very limited, is it necessary to even go through all this on the W4? Would I still be able to just claim 0?
Claiming zero doesn’t mean zero taxes, just clarifying in case. You should estimate the best you can can and use the online estimator for existing and second jobs together.
If you qualify, you can file exempt. Check my qualification for exempt vid.
What if you will be receiving W-2 and 1099 for small amount?
Same question 🙋♂️
Yes, possible…I have a video for w2 and self employed. Check it out.
So I had two jobs, quit one, got a new one. Now I have two jobs, three in the total year. I should refill out my w-4 for the job I’ve had this entire time the same exact way? So theyre going to start taking even more out of both paychecks?
No, use the online estimator 1x…at the end, you’ll have 2 links for the current jobs.
If somebody has two jobs, and they don't want to disclose it to each employer? In this instance, do we need to sign W4 for each? And will any of the employer know about the other via W4? Or they just see that the income is changed, but don't know the reason why?
You technically don't have to share anything with your employers. I've noticed in my case that in the past when one job finds out about another they decrease hours. So when it comes to taxes you don't HAVE to inform them either that you work 2 jobs especially if you plan on not working the 2nd job for that long. It has its benefits because your refund check is bigger.
Just speaking from my experience otherwise follow what the video says.
Finally you look normal in this thumbnail.
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I want to get a second job because I need the money. But I do not want to pay more in taxes
Don't stop working to avoid paying taxes.
This is robbing the poor!!!. Already struggling making ends meet.
Is this the 2021 form? Mine looks nothing like this
It's been updated.
I'm so confused. So last year (2021) I got a new job (Job B) bc my hours decreased at the one I was working at (Job A). Last year I worked full time at Job A until about the middle of October. I then started working full time at Job B and dropped down to PRN (meaning "as needed") (I'm a nurse) at Job A. I didn't have any federal tax withheld for job B from its start to the end of last year bc it was the end of the year. Now it's March 2022 and I realized while doing my taxes that need to change the federal tax withheld info for the w4 of Job B. I am still employed by Job A but it's just PRN (as needed) and most weeks I don't work any hours there. I want to know do I list two jobs on the w4 for Job B? And do I do the same on the w4 for Job A for this year? PRN is lower than part time. It basically means I pick up shifts when I want to so I don't expect to earn a lot of money from Job A this year. I'm concerned that if I list two jobs on the w4 for Job A that too much federal tax will be withheld. On the form it says to list two jobs if the wages are similar but I don't know what this means. I also usually carry one dependent which is another reason why I need to update the w4 for Job B. Please help!
Curious to see what you did, as I'm in the same dilemma as well
@@felainemadrid1066 so I decided to just change my dependent info on the w4 for Job B (I didn't have a dependent listed before) because I read that if you file head of household you don't need to file income tax on an earning of $5,000 or less and I don't really think I'll earn that from Job A within the year. I don't pick up shifts that often for that agency and the visits I do pick up are only about $55 for the hour. Even if I do pick up a 12 HR shift for them here and there I'd prob only make a gross of $300 for the shift. I just feel if I report two jobs on the w4 for Job A, too much federal withholding will take place unnecessarily. I hope this helps you. Being an adult is so confusing sometimes lol
@@brizeemae619 thank you for this! Yes, I agree. I'm going per diem at my FT job soon. And starting a travel job, so I have been watching all these videos so I don't get shocked next year
@@felainemadrid1066 I normally do my own taxes but this is the first time I've had more than one job at the same time so it's been a bit frustrating trying to understand what to do. I wish you the best on your travel job endeavors! That's awesome 😊
Confusing video. I work on-call and not hourly I will be getting a second job as on-call as well. Do you have an email?
travis.sickle@sicklehunter.com you'll still have to estimate and check back on it throughout the year to avoid major surprises during tax time.
@@TravisSickle awesome thanks for the info.
Why report having 2 jobs?
I don't think I've seen my weird situation covered, by chance can you explain how to fill out a W4 in this situation: I recently quit old job and have a new job, I'm married but my husband is overseas and will be exempt for 2021, I'm not claiming our daughter as a dependent, he is. I'm so confused 😬
When you input the info on the portal use BOTH your income, past job and his exempt income and let the estimator break up how you should withhold. The mistake is just putting in $2k for the child tax credit without using the estimator.
and the tax calculator is down till next month, sickk
IRS makes this so hard
I agree. We need a small government.
They want to make it difficult it’s in their favor if we screw up
I’m a single person in CA earning over 70k so I have to calculate what I owe them too
this is just federal so yes, you would also owe state income tax.
so I seen everything except, single and just purchased house, and make just at 100K
and the tax calculator is down till next month, sickk
Unfortunately, site days until late January but the irs runs on their own time.