Oh my goodness- THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for walking me through this in such a straight forward & easy to understand way!! Without your simple explanation, it felt so frustratingly complicated. I’m terribly grateful for this video, have subscribed to your channel & look forward to learning more from you! ❤️
Thank you for getting straight to the point and explaining it so simple for people who are single. I was trying to find a video that was quick and efficient to teach others!
Hey I’m single with no dependents one job. How do I get less taxes taken out without having to owe at the end of the year?? A lot of us single people need help with this, please let us know!
claim two fed xcemprions n one state excemption i need to do mine again get off excempt but this new w4 im lil lost HOW DO I CLAIM THIS BN DOIN IT FOR YEARS but had hr folks do it for me atlast 3 jobs now the temp agency im with nowsays they cant right ne way lil help please!!!!!
Bless you for doing this! I spent 4 days without food or water pulling my hair and screaming. You’re video saved my life I was one day away from ending it all when I found you… Bless you! In all seriousness it was what I needed.
Thank you so much for this video!!! I’m more a visual learner, and when my employer told me that They won’t be able to help me with this when I fill it out tomorrow, I seriously panicked! I really appreciate you walking through this with us, it really helped me a ton❤️ new sub!!
@Eric Paul Exactly! IRS doesn't want us to control how much they withhold. I need my money each payday; not give IRS an interest free loan of my money til April.
Yes this is exactly what I want to know how to do! Just got a new job, filled out the form quickly not even thinking about it but noticed on my paycheck that my Federal withholding was 0?! I want it to be 1!
@@jacquelinekelsey608 my thoughts exactly like the person above. I’ve always put down at least 1 for myself so is that how it works? I started my new job making much more and H.R. couldn’t help me and it frustrated me so I put 0 and my manager was like “your going to get taxed heavy” But I wanna put 1 so do I put $500 like you said? It’s that dollar amount which is so confusing on what to put.
Thank you very much for posting this video. I was SO lost on how to fill this form out. I watched several other videos trying to find someone who was walking folks who specifically had only one job with no dependents through this form. All the other ones I watched were for married people or multiple job holders. I am so glad I found this video and now feel confident that I completed it correctly. Thanks again.
how do you fill the w4 form single no dependents and get a little bit of taxes out of the check? I am tired of getting $800 out of each check from my check
Okay, I'm not a tax professional, but I think** you add '500' to "Multiple the number of other dependents by $500' line to "claim yourself", -OR- calculate the cash total of "Extra Withholdings" if you're used to withholding a specific percentage each year. Would greatly appreciate confirmation if this is correct! Thanks!
I used to enter 9 before so that I break even and not owe anything. I've been a non filer for 14 years. If I used to entered 9 where it said add up all the lines, how do enter the equivalent of that in this new form?????? Seems like they purposely made this new form in a draconian manner to remove the previous method I just mentioned.
This Video Explains exactly what’s in the Title. Does not teach how to play with allowances and in some states/territories, allowances are no longer permitted on W-4. If you want to maximize income and pay less taxes, you would need to find a way on your own or another video. I myself do not see a refund come tax time, but what works for me, won’t work for everyone as my circumstances aren’t special, but different and I make it work for me. Best advice is keep your eyes open for any opportunity that may arise in your life that you can take advantage of to help decrease Government theft ahem taxes.
Love your videos. The best!! Quick fast to the point. This video applied to me single, no dependents and one job . By the way if I'm filing the W4 for Federal do I still need to fill out form W4-State of California. I was told it wasn't needed being they go by what I filled out on the Federal IRS W4
@travissickle oh wow thank you, you made this so clear! What about if Im filling a W4 for a new job, while Im on my 2 weeks notice with my old job. Would it still be the same; single, new job?
I still get a huge tax refund filling out my form this way (in the video) as single, no dependents and 1 job. Shouldn't you put something in step 3 to get you closer to no refund?
Hello! I was filling this out at my work and they were telling me that I could not have any blanks on my W-4 even though sections like claiming dependents does not apply to me. So should I challenge them on that or put a zero in those blanks???
I hate, hate this new form. They're taking out so much from each paycheck plus I just did a trial run on my return and it looks like I'm going to owe back over $500! I don't understand this.
@@nathaliegalvez5652 I dont think theres a way that you can get a high paycheck if you have 0 dependants the only good thing i guess is that at the end of the year you will not have to pay or at least get a low refund better than paying 1500 dll each year
Great video thank you so much for uploading this I have worked the same job for a long time and now I’m getting a new one and I actually almost forgot how to fill out the form LOLLOL but again thank you so much for uploading this take care
I just started filling out a W-4 form for a new job and it's from 2011. Is that valid or should I ask them to use the one from 2021? I'm trying to figure out if this is legal.
I filled this out how you instructed, but I’m not getting state tax taken out of my pay stubs in Oregon which is a state taxes state. Did I fill something out wrong or is this my company’s fault? Single, no dependents.
Thank you very much for your video, but I have a question if you allow me. I came to USA last year, so I filled out my tax in February for the first time, before I filled out my tax IRS used to take Federal Income Tax from my paycheck, but now it's zero, they take nothing, can you explain me what's happened? i worked for only 5 months last year and i made only 13k.
Can someone who knows ACTUALLY give a CLEAR answer? Does this new way ensure we get the most money every check and break even at the end of the year OR does it ensure our checks are smaller and we get a larger refund?
Break even, assuming your inputs are correct. On the last page it shows your estimated refund / amount due if you have one without submitting the updated one to your employer.
Hi, I just watched this video, super helpful but I am changing jobs and I need to fill out the w4 for the new position. So I'm a bit confused on if I need to fill out any section with my previous salary ,.or what i will be making with the new job i start next week? I don't want to end up paying taxes at the end of the year . Thanks hope to hear back from you!
Complete it as two jobs....on page two of the online estimator you'll enter a start and end date for your last job and also what you earned. Then right below you'll enter your new salary. Just make sure you enter in only what you will make for 2021 and not your annualized amount.
PLEASE HELP!! Can you please make a video on how to fill out the W4 to get the least amount of taxes withheld from my paycheck as long as I don’t have to pay back at the end of the year. Single No dependents One job THANK YOU!!!!
You used to be able to claim allowances I think from 0 through 8 which would mean 0 they take the most taxes out of your paycheck every pay check and 8 meaning you get the least amount of taxes taken out of your check on this new w4 form it does not give you the option it seems like.., I just want to get the most money in my pocket from my checks did they get rid of the allowances?
Thanks for video sir. Quick question if your single as you described in the video, can u claim 1 as yourself???? If so how do i go about that with the new w4 forms??
I have always claimed 1, even with this new form. Now I started a new job and I don’t recall how I was able to do that because it seems as though I am claiming single and 0. How do I make my filing status 1!?
Hello, Thank You So Much For This Video! So Helpful & Informative I Was Wondering If I Filled It Out Exactly Like This Any Reason As To Why My Employer Did Not Take Out Federal Taxes Withheld?
if you picked up another job during the pandemic that qualifies as "self employment" like Door Dash and you receive a 1099 Form, do we have to go back and fill out another W4 form and add that on as a second job?
Question: Married Filing Separately and starting new job in same calendar year. Anything different than following this method? Still 1 job just going from one company to another, Spouse works but filing separately. Previously always skipped steps and signed at 5.
Great explanation!! If filled out the exact way you noted, then the government takes out exactly what you need to take out on each check, so that you owe nothing during tax season? Just want to make sure this is the outcome of the way you explained this W4.
I filled out my form exactly like this last year and now I owe $500 federal. I even had someone at H&R block check it. I don't understand what I did wrong??
I was wondering is there a way to still claim Single 0 no dependents so I want the maximum taken I know on the older forms it gave us the option to put a number and now with the new forms I don’t see that option. I want more taxes taken out so I don’t have to pay when tax season comes around please advise. Thank you!
Hi. Thank you for your video. I started a new job this week, meanwhile I'm on vacation for the other. My intention is to take a leave of absence (personal reason without payment) for the old one in order to see if I can't get the position in the new one because at the moment the offer is not for permanent job. But there's a good chance to get the job and it's better than the old one. If I can't get the leave of absence I will have to quit the old job. But... meanwhile... I have to fill the W4 for this new job, should I put two jobs in the W4, I mean, I repeat, I'm not going to receive money from the old job because I would be on leave of absence or I'll be gone from that job. The thing is that I probably I will receive two paychecks in one week, that's the only week that I would have to checks (the vacation week from the old job and the fist week for the new one) This would happen next week. I know, it's messy, I didn't think of this at the moment. So, I don't know what to do. Thanks.
Use the estimator and enter it as if nothing will change. And when it does, run the estimator again and resubmit to the employer. Check out my newest W4 video that I posted the other day. It's much more detailed.
At the end of the day, the goal is to withhold the total amount of your tax liability so you don't owe anything and don't get a refund. That is the goal.
My mom is claiming exempt on her taxes but she’s wants to change it to 0. Is this all she has to do and the irs will automatically adjust it to 0 for her? We are both confused and her job won’t help her
Anybody who is a W2 employee gets their federal and state tax automatically taken out of their paycheck. If you don't file this W4 form, the company will take the very maximum amount of taxes out of your paycheck every time.
Oh my goodness- THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for walking me through this in such a straight forward & easy to understand way!! Without your simple explanation, it felt so frustratingly complicated. I’m terribly grateful for this video, have subscribed to your channel & look forward to learning more from you! ❤️
He didn’t do anything but read it. All you have to do is read it and follow the directions lol
....whole thing is blank.
Thank you for getting straight to the point and explaining it so simple for people who are single. I was trying to find a video that was quick and efficient to teach others!
thanks for watching!
Same here
Hey I’m single with no dependents one job. How do I get less taxes taken out without having to owe at the end of the year?? A lot of us single people need help with this, please let us know!
i really need this info as well
Agreed
Impossible. How can you expect to pay less tax AND not owe come Tax Season? Lmao unless you got Dependents to claim
I really need this information how to do it
claim two fed xcemprions n one state excemption i need to do mine again get off excempt but this new w4 im lil lost HOW DO I CLAIM THIS BN DOIN IT FOR YEARS but had hr folks do it for me atlast 3 jobs now the temp agency im with nowsays they cant right ne way lil help please!!!!!
I've been complicating this my entire adult life
Bless you for doing this! I spent 4 days without food or water pulling my hair and screaming. You’re video saved my life I was one day away from ending it all when I found you… Bless you!
In all seriousness it was what I needed.
Yikes, time to eat!
Thank you so much for this video!!! I’m more a visual learner, and when my employer told me that They won’t be able to help me with this when I fill it out tomorrow, I seriously panicked! I really appreciate you walking through this with us, it really helped me a ton❤️ new sub!!
Thank you!
@@TravisSickle I'm head of house hold and i have always claim 1 to have less tax taken out how do i fill that out
It there was a simple answer I would give it. But you are best to go through the estimator tool and use that answer.
Thanks I was getting confused because I didn't know if I counted as my own dependent.
On the old form you could put a 0 for more tax to be taken out and a 1 for less tax. How do you put your allowances on the new form?
@Eric Paul Exactly! IRS doesn't want us to control how much they withhold. I need my money each payday; not give IRS an interest free loan of my money til April.
Yes this is exactly what I want to know how to do! Just got a new job, filled out the form quickly not even thinking about it but noticed on my paycheck that my Federal withholding was 0?! I want it to be 1!
So for each dependent you get a $500 allowance. You want your withholding to be 1, enter $500 on step 3
@@jacquelinekelsey608 my thoughts exactly like the person above. I’ve always put down at least 1 for myself so is that how it works? I started my new job making much more and H.R. couldn’t help me and it frustrated me so I put 0 and my manager was like “your going to get taxed heavy”
But I wanna put 1 so do I put $500 like you said? It’s that dollar amount which is so confusing on what to put.
No that’s just wrong. Use the online estimator.
Thank you very much for posting this video. I was SO lost on how to fill this form out. I watched several other videos trying to find someone who was walking folks who specifically had only one job with no dependents through this form. All the other ones I watched were for married people or multiple job holders. I am so glad I found this video and now feel confident that I completed it correctly. Thanks again.
omg I was close to tears before this video and now I'm close to tears because I'm so relieved. THANKS!!!
thank you. I found your video after about 45 minutes of looking online for this answer. your video goes over exactly what I wanted to know. thank you
Which part?
how do you fill the w4 form single no dependents and get a little bit of taxes out of the check? I am tired of getting $800 out of each check from my check
I was concerned if my son done his w4 correctly...this was sooooo helpful. thank you!
Thank you for this video! The form is so simple I felt like I was missing something!
My EXACT thought process lol
Thanks for the help man. I really couldnt figure this out before and now that you've explained it, I feel so much more enlightened
Thank you..its been 12 years since I filled one of these out haha. It was very different looking.
Thank you for doing this, you may not see it with likes or views, but you are actually helping people
So you no longer have to put "0" anywhere on this new form like we used to when we wanted the max taken out?
I believe you still do on Step3, #3 ??
The new 2021 W-4 form does not let us have any "Allowances" which is where we used to write 0 or 1.
@@juanjose6057 thank you, i was asking the same question :)
@@juanjose6057 this is why it was confusing as a single 1 job and 0dependents some ppl may claim 1 allowance
@@SweetNSpicy700 we cant claim one allowance anymore .. which means we now get more taken out of our check smh
Good video:) what if you want less taxes taken out to give you more income as single, one job, no dependents??
My exact same question, were you able to figure out??? Any advice???
Exactly
That's the main reason why I was looking up videos. Still no conclusion
@@GaloCP EXACTLY, I’m getting fucked by withholding and the form gives me no option to fix it
My guess is to fill out the section as if you have a dependent so they would take out less taxes each pay period
Thank you Travis! Didn't think it was this simple.
actual lifesaver, im really new and this helped immensely, straight to the point wasted no time appreciate it
Okay, I'm not a tax professional, but I think** you add '500' to "Multiple the number of other dependents by $500' line to "claim yourself", -OR- calculate the cash total of "Extra Withholdings" if you're used to withholding a specific percentage each year. Would greatly appreciate confirmation if this is correct! Thanks!
That is wrong.
thank you,needed this,always got confused on what to do on if i just put 0 or what
I used to enter 9 before so that I break even and not owe anything. I've been a non filer for 14 years. If I used to entered 9 where it said add up all the lines, how do enter the equivalent of that in this new form?????? Seems like they purposely made this new form in a draconian manner to remove the previous method I just mentioned.
thank you so much! You have no idea how much this helped me. 😭 I’m not great at this kind of stuff so thank you! Very simple and quick. ☺️
Thanks so much cause I have been filing single and 1 and owe every year
This Video Explains exactly what’s in the Title. Does not teach how to play with allowances and in some states/territories, allowances are no longer permitted on W-4. If you want to maximize income and pay less taxes, you would need to find a way on your own or another video. I myself do not see a refund come tax time, but what works for me, won’t work for everyone as my circumstances aren’t special, but different and I make it work for me. Best advice is keep your eyes open for any opportunity that may arise in your life that you can take advantage of to help decrease Government theft ahem taxes.
How you do it
Thank you sooo much! I could cry from relief because paperwork scares me so much! Thank you for this video. Please update yearly. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼
Love your videos. The best!! Quick fast to the point. This video applied to me single, no dependents and one job . By the way if I'm filing the W4 for Federal do I still need to fill out form W4-State of California. I was told it wasn't needed being they go by what I filled out on the Federal IRS W4
This video was straightforward & to the point! Thanks!
sorta but were we claim the allowances not deductions allowances!!!
Thank you for sharing. To be honest, the video was simple and to the point.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! this was very helpful!!! In previous years I always had difficulties filling this out.
Thank you love. This is what i was looking for.
@travissickle oh wow thank you, you made this so clear! What about if Im filling a W4 for a new job, while Im on my 2 weeks notice with my old job. Would it still be the same; single, new job?
This is awesome! Very well explained!
Thank you! I so needed this! Very! Very! Helpful 🥰
I still get a huge tax refund filling out my form this way (in the video) as single, no dependents and 1 job. Shouldn't you put something in step 3 to get you closer to no refund?
exactly. that is my question. Otherwise, you get more taken out per check and a larger refund letting the IRS make use of your money during the year.
@@andreabarron9866 have you guys found out a way? I use to be able to chose the percentage take out now I only have this form to work with.
Thank you!!!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼I am starting a new job and this video was 👌🏾!!!!😊
Thank you for this, I was so confused 😕
Hello! I was filling this out at my work and they were telling me that I could not have any blanks on my W-4 even though sections like claiming dependents does not apply to me. So should I challenge them on that or put a zero in those blanks???
Yes just put 0 or 1 for max take home pay
I hate, hate this new form. They're taking out so much from each paycheck plus I just did a trial run on my return and it looks like I'm going to owe back over $500! I don't understand this.
simple.. to the point.. easy.. Thank you sir
I need a higher paycheck!
Single no Dependents.
How do I adjust to reduce the amount of taxes taken out??
THIS IS WHAT I NEED!!! I don’t know how to do this
Do exactly as in the video
@@nathaliegalvez5652 I dont think theres a way that you can get a high paycheck if you have 0 dependants the only good thing i guess is that at the end of the year you will not have to pay or at least get a low refund better than paying 1500 dll each year
@@FrankyMitsu hmm
@@TravisSickle 🧢
Thank you for the helpful advice
LOL, thank you! I needed someone to walk me through this.
Great video thank you so much for uploading this I have worked the same job for a long time and now I’m getting a new one and I actually almost forgot how to fill out the form LOLLOL but again thank you so much for uploading this take care
Glad it helped
I just started filling out a W-4 form for a new job and it's from 2011. Is that valid or should I ask them to use the one from 2021? I'm trying to figure out if this is legal.
If you wanna claim yourself,do you put 1 in 2,3,or 4?
I filled this out how you instructed, but I’m not getting state tax taken out of my pay stubs in Oregon which is a state taxes state. Did I fill something out wrong or is this my company’s fault? Single, no dependents.
i want to claim 1 how do i do so? it seems i am claiming 0 and i can't control that
Thank you very much for your video, but I have a question if you allow me.
I came to USA last year, so I filled out my tax in February for the first time, before I filled out my tax IRS used to take Federal Income Tax from my paycheck, but now it's zero, they take nothing, can you explain me what's happened?
i worked for only 5 months last year and i made only 13k.
Does this work also if I don’t want them to take taxes out of my paycheck as well. Single, no dependents, one job.
Ty man, all Glory to God.
16 yr old Teen with first job...lives at home. This would be the way to do it,correct?
Yes correct
Can someone who knows ACTUALLY give a CLEAR answer? Does this new way ensure we get the most money every check and break even at the end of the year OR does it ensure our checks are smaller and we get a larger refund?
Break even, assuming your inputs are correct. On the last page it shows your estimated refund / amount due if you have one without submitting the updated one to your employer.
So I don't do anything and just sign and submit? filing single, only job and no dependents. And the proper taxes will come out?
You’re the best!!!
I'm single no dependents, but want no taxes taken out of my paycheck and simply pay it at the end. How would I do that?
You can't.
Thank you for making it so simple!!!
Hi, I just watched this video, super helpful but I am changing jobs and I need to fill out the w4 for the new position. So I'm a bit confused on if I need to fill out any section with my previous salary ,.or what i will be making with the new job i start next week? I don't want to end up paying taxes at the end of the year . Thanks hope to hear back from you!
Complete it as two jobs....on page two of the online estimator you'll enter a start and end date for your last job and also what you earned. Then right below you'll enter your new salary. Just make sure you enter in only what you will make for 2021 and not your annualized amount.
PLEASE HELP!!
Can you please make a video on how to fill out the W4 to get the least amount of taxes withheld from my paycheck as long as I don’t have to pay back at the end of the year.
Single
No dependents
One job
THANK YOU!!!!
This is that video.
This video does not explain how to "for example" file single and 1 or 2 or 3....it explains single and 0 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
What filing status are you trying to do?
You used to be able to claim allowances I think from 0 through 8 which would mean 0 they take the most taxes out of your paycheck every pay check and 8 meaning you get the least amount of taxes taken out of your check on this new w4 form it does not give you the option it seems like.., I just want to get the most money in my pocket from my checks did they get rid of the allowances?
@@danielfenske9763 they got rid of allowances , so now I'm trying to figure out how to go back to that filing status
Nice thanks.👍
Thank you! It IS really SIMPLE. Thanks for confirmimg that!
This was so helpful, thank you!
what if you held a job from Jan to Sept and then got a new job in December? Do you have to fill out two w-4's *this is for 2023 tax return?
You’re awesome man! Thank you!
Happy to help!
Do you have a video for someone with no dependents where the W-4 form is for the second job?
Thanks for video sir. Quick question if your single as you described in the video, can u claim 1 as yourself???? If so how do i go about that with the new w4 forms??
This is the same exact question I have!!
This the question quite a few people having with no answers
@@Midwest51344 yea i know rite smh
Its like they making you claim 0 now to get more money out your check
They want to make it so no one gets a refund and it’s just a pay as you go.
Thank you for this video very much informative
Glad it was helpful!
I have always claimed 1, even with this new form. Now I started a new job and I don’t recall how I was able to do that because it seems as though I am claiming single and 0. How do I make my filing status 1!?
I'm also starting a new job, were you able to figure out?
@@GaloCP same here
YES this, I want to lower my withholding but don’t know how as a single person, there is like no option to do it.
@@6idangle can't claim yourself anymore
@@user58496 how that go?
Hello,
Thank You So Much For This Video! So Helpful & Informative I Was Wondering If I Filled It Out Exactly Like This Any Reason As To Why My Employer Did Not Take Out Federal Taxes Withheld?
Thank you so much!!! I was so lost lol..but what about if uber is a part time gig with your full time job?
I have a video for that. W4 plus side hustle
if you picked up another job during the pandemic that qualifies as "self employment" like Door Dash and you receive a 1099 Form, do we have to go back and fill out another W4 form and add that on as a second job?
Very Helpful! Thank You!!!
THANK YOU THANK YOU !!!!
is it safe and legal to not claim anything or anyone on this form? my parents say I should claim up to $500 on the form
So basically I just need to leave everything blank, sign and that's it?
Please answer my question if you can 🙏
Most likely yes.
This is where they take the most out of your check right?
How do I file 1 allowance on this form Travis Sickle
Thank You Trav much appreciated !!!!!
Hello, thanks for the info. How do I add deductions for a small home based business?
Question: Married Filing Separately and starting new job in same calendar year. Anything different than following this method? Still 1 job just going from one company to another, Spouse works but filing separately. Previously always skipped steps and signed at 5.
Thanks Travis
Great explanation!! If filled out the exact way you noted, then the government takes out exactly what you need to take out on each check, so that you owe nothing during tax season? Just want to make sure this is the outcome of the way you explained this W4.
Yes 👍
Thanks very easy
im new to taxes and single filer ,when do I have to file by and where do I file ?
What if i had 2 different jobs, not at the same time but had 2 or 3 income sources as an independent?
Thank you for your help!!! keep up the great work
thanks for the simple explanation!
Thank you so much!!!!!
Isn’t there a place to write 0 or 1 for allowances? I do not see it for 2021. Has it been removed? Because they are taking max withholdings from me.
Do you have any videos for people who do want to fill those sections out
Tell me which sections you need help on. I have tons of videos.
You're great - thank you!
Hey. For step 3 my employer wants me to fill it out even though I don’t have any dependents. Is putting 0 where it asks for something ok
I filled out my form exactly like this last year and now I owe $500 federal. I even had someone at H&R block check it. I don't understand what I did wrong??
Will this decrease the federal coming out ?
I need to know what to do if they are taking out too much. Used to claim 1 on federal. Don’t know how to make that happen on new 2021 form.
I was wondering is there a way to still claim Single 0 no dependents so I want the maximum taken I know on the older forms it gave us the option to put a number and now with the new forms I don’t see that option. I want more taxes taken out so I don’t have to pay when tax season comes around please advise. Thank you!
Yes, go through the IRS Form W4 walkthrough and it will do the math for you. That is the easy button.
Hi. Thank you for your video.
I started a new job this week, meanwhile I'm on vacation for the other.
My intention is to take a leave of absence (personal reason without payment) for the old one in order to see if I can't get the position in the new one because at the moment the offer is not for permanent job. But there's a good chance to get the job and it's better than the old one.
If I can't get the leave of absence I will have to quit the old job.
But... meanwhile... I have to fill the W4 for this new job, should I put two jobs in the W4, I mean, I repeat, I'm not going to receive money from the old job because I would be on leave of absence or I'll be gone from that job.
The thing is that I probably I will receive two paychecks in one week, that's the only week that I would have to checks (the vacation week from the old job and the fist week for the new one) This would happen next week.
I know, it's messy, I didn't think of this at the moment.
So, I don't know what to do.
Thanks.
Use the estimator and enter it as if nothing will change. And when it does, run the estimator again and resubmit to the employer. Check out my newest W4 video that I posted the other day. It's much more detailed.
At the end of the day, the goal is to withhold the total amount of your tax liability so you don't owe anything and don't get a refund. That is the goal.
My mom is claiming exempt on her taxes but she’s wants to change it to 0. Is this all she has to do and the irs will automatically adjust it to 0 for her? We are both confused and her job won’t help her
If im single do I automatically have federal taxes taken out of my check?
Anybody who is a W2 employee gets their federal and state tax automatically taken out of their paycheck. If you don't file this W4 form, the company will take the very maximum amount of taxes out of your paycheck every time.
Why update W4 with current employer if you get a 2nd job. Wouldn't you just file another W4 with the 2nd employer?
Answered here… How to fill out IRS Form W4 2022 with a SECOND JOB
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