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I'm staying Single - 0 and waiting to see which works out more in my favor when I file my returns next year. I believe if you switch it to married they take out a little less in taxes
Posted by MrsHandsome2Be
I'm staying Single - 0 and waiting to see which works out more in my favor when I file my returns next year. I believe if you switch it to married they take out a little less in taxes
Posted by jhines4684
Posted by MrsHandsome2Be
I'm staying Single - 0 and waiting to see which works out more in my favor when I file my returns next year. I believe if you switch it to married they take out a little less in taxes
Tax Professional here!!!
it's a smart idea to stay single 0 on your W-4 (for withholding purposes). on ur tax return, you can file Married 0. Single 0 get's the most tax taken out and it will benefit you in the long run. I am currently Single 0 with an extra $20 in taxes taken out (10 to state, 10 to federal) because I like to make sure my taxes are paid, and whatever is left over, it's like a hidden savings I didn't know about. comes in handy for the summer.
FYI: State NEVER calculates the right amount to be taken because they change twice a year, I'm always getting updated payroll programs. It's annoying.
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Posted by KrisD72310
Posted by jhines4684
Posted by MrsHandsome2Be
I'm staying Single - 0 and waiting to see which works out more in my favor when I file my returns next year. I believe if you switch it to married they take out a little less in taxes
Tax Professional here!!!
it's a smart idea to stay single 0 on your W-4 (for withholding purposes). on ur tax return, you can file Married 0. Single 0 get's the most tax taken out and it will benefit you in the long run. I am currently Single 0 with an extra $20 in taxes taken out (10 to state, 10 to federal) because I like to make sure my taxes are paid, and whatever is left over, it's like a hidden savings I didn't know about. comes in handy for the summer.
FYI: State NEVER calculates the right amount to be taken because they change twice a year, I'm always getting updated payroll programs. It's annoying.
Oh wow, thanks! I didn't realize I could stay single 0 on my W-4 since I got married. Thanks so much for the info!
