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Not Too Much, Not Too Little – Taxpayers Should Check If Their Tax Withholding is Just Right
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Not Too Much, Not Too Little – Taxpayers Should Check If Their Tax Withholding is Just Right

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Not Too Much, Not Too Little – Taxpayers Should Check If Their Tax Withholding is Just Right

This article was published by the IRS. There are good surprises and there are bad surprises. Generally, a tax-related surprise is probably unwanted. To avoid tax surprises, people should review their tax withholding. There's still time left in 2024 to make changes and see the benefit on their tax return next year. An adjustment made now [...]

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Tax Withholding Estimator Helps Retirees, Workers and Self-Employed Calculate Taxes, Fill Out New Form W-4
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Tax Withholding Estimator Helps Retirees, Workers and Self-Employed Calculate Taxes, Fill Out New Form W-4

IRS, Personal Finance, Personal Taxes, Planning Strategies, Tax Refunds, Tax Tips, Taxes

Tax Withholding Estimator Helps Retirees, Workers and Self-Employed Calculate Taxes, Fill Out New Form W-4

This article was published by the IRS. Taxpayers can take control of the size of their refund using the Tax Withholding Estimator on IRS.gov. The estimator has a "slider" feature to let users to choose the refund they want from a range of amounts based on the information they enter. The feature helps taxpayers set their [...]

cozbycpa2020-07-01T10:28:28-04:00July 1st, 2020|Categories: IRS, Personal Finance, Personal Taxes, Planning Strategies, Tax Refunds, Tax Tips, Taxes|Tags: Cozby & Company, how to use the IRS Tax Withholding Estimator, new Form W-4, Plymouth MA tax accountant Heather Cozby, when to adjust your withholding, when to submit a new Form W-4|