I was wondering what to claim on my W-4 form. I am single, work only one job, and have no children.? - whats better to claim 0 or 1
I divorced last year and ended this month. So I spend 2 () Married to 0 (single). This test was difficult, but! It was sooo much about taxes. I wonder what is the difference between 0 and 1 What is better to protest? Thank you for any help!
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Whats Better To Claim 0 Or 1 I Was Wondering What To Claim On My W-4 Form. I Am Single, Work Only One Job, And Have No Children.?
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do 0, otherwise it will not get out enough and end up with a lot to the state and the IRS. I have 1 and end up paying like $ 2000.00 in taxes, because I have a lot of money.
do 0, otherwise it will not get out enough and end up with a lot to the state and the IRS. I have 1 and end up paying like $ 2000.00 in taxes, because I have a lot of money.
Claim 1 If you claim 0, then you have the money at the end of the year .... back I do not.
Not being married, you should expect to pay more taxes. But I think we should not be allowed to take the Government. It's your money and does not go back to 15 April. They should earn interest on that amount. Now you know what to do, ask your HR staff to keep to a minimum. She put the stock previously held in a money market account. It is when it's time to pay the tax, and you will receive a 4% interest on it. Speak with an accountant, however, to discover the details of your situation.
I would expect from an exemption, who has said, like Judy, you should change around the equilibrium point is the next application season. Insert the exceptions to zero it is the government to provide the money for free use. Better a little more in your pocket now!
Not being married, you should expect to pay more taxes. But I think we should not be allowed to take the Government. It's your money and does not go back to 15 April. They should earn interest on that amount. Now you know what to do, ask your HR staff to keep to a minimum. She put the stock previously held in a money market account. It is when it's time to pay the tax, and you will receive a 4% interest on it. Speak with an accountant, however, to discover the details of your situation.
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