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How do I fill out w4?
I know some of the questions but I'm not sure about allowances and what not because I have two jobs.
I am Single, I am not claiming Head of Household. I am not claiming any dependents. No one is claiming me as a Dependent. My primary job I make around $11000-15000 and my secondary job I would estimate somewhere between $7000-9000.
Thank you in advance. I'll respond with any additional information needed.
2 Answers
- Elaine GLv 69 years agoFavorite Answer
You can claim single and 1 allowance for each job if you are not claiming any dependents and want all your money in your paycheck right now (don't expect too much for tax season though)
Or you can claim single in both your jobs, but claim 1 in your higher paying job to get more money from there and 0 in your lower paying job to stay on the safe side and get a nice check during tax season. The primary reason towards claiming 0 in the job that pays less is that you really won't notice it there but it will add up during the course of the year
Source(s): 14 years tax preparation expirence - 9 years ago
Why wouldn't you claim head of household if no one is claiming you? You would get more back that way.
