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So this thread may get a variety of answers, but for a married person with possibly a child on the way, what is the "right" withholding to claim? I'm not looking for a big refund end of the year.
But you will indeed probably see a substantial tax savings (not to be confused with an overall financial savings...) that would warrant changing your withholding when adding your first child. This would be especially true if you have things like daycare expenses to go along with the extra exemption and child tax credit, and if you income is not to far into six figures (or lower...)
I consider myself relatively tax and finance savvy, but still find that online IRS calculator pretty unintelligible. I was thinking about using the tools built into my HR Block at Home tax software to try to run the numbers for the year ahead instead
I consider myself relatively tax and finance savvy, but still find that online IRS calculator pretty unintelligible. I was thinking about using the tools built into my HR Block at Home tax software to try to run the numbers for the year ahead instead
I consider myself relatively tax and finance savvy, but still find that online IRS calculator pretty unintelligible. I was thinking about using the tools built into my HR Block at Home tax software to try to run the numbers for the year ahead instead
Really ?? I think it is one of the simpler things the IRS has ever done. When I needed it, I was able to adjust witholding so that come April 15, I was within $20 of break-even
Well I have no real way of knowing what I've made thus far or how much in taxes I've had taken out. I know longer work at the company I worked at the first 6 months of 2014. So the calculator may or may not work for me.
Well I have no real way of knowing what I've made thus far or how much in taxes I've had taken out. I know longer work at the company I worked at the first 6 months of 2014. So the calculator may or may not work for me.
Call them and ask for a copy of your last pay stub.
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I think it is one of the simpler things the IRS has ever done. When I needed it, I was able to adjust witholding so that come April 15, I was within $20 of break-even 
