Remember all of the times that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reminded you to do a payroll checkup? And remember that you didn’t? The IRS
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IRS Issues Draft Form W-4 To Address Withholding Concerns
Last year, after pushback from taxpayers and tax professionals, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) promised to revisit form W-4, Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate. The IRS issued
Read MoreIRS Says No To Big Withholding Form Changes Until 2020 Tax Year
The IRS has indicated that it “will incorporate important changes into a new version of the Form W-4, Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate, for 2020.”
Read MoreWithholding Problems Continue As Draft Form W-4 Issued
The hallmark of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) was supposed to be its simplicity. By eliminating the personal exemption amounts and
Read MoreIt’s Time For A Checkup On Your Taxes
Did you itemize your deductions on a Schedule A last year? If so, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) encourages you to do a quick checkup on your taxes to avoid any nasty surprises at year end.
Read MoreFiguring Out Your Form W-4 Under The New Tax Law
Wondering how to fill out your form W-4? Here’s what you need to know about the updated form for 2018.
Read MoreEarly 2018 Paychecks Won’t Look Much Different
So about that tax reform: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is working to develop withholding guidance to implement the tax reform bill passed by Congress. What does that mean for your paycheck? Chances are, it won’t look different any time soon.
Read MoreAsk The Taxgirl: Form W-2 & Withholding
Taxpayer asks: If my w2’s for the year are still at single but I am married can I file single or should I file married.
Read MoreTaxes from A to Z: W is for W-4
Here’s the first bit of information you need to know about the federal form W-4, Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate: it only applies to employees. If
Read MoreAsk The Taxgirl: Do I Have To Take The Making Work Pay Credit?
Taxpayer asks: Dear taxgirl, Can a taxpayer refuse to have the credit on their paychecks and receive the full credit on their 2009 return? Also
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