IRS Form W 4 Bigger Paycheck and Lower Taxes

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Title	:	IRS Form W 4 Bigger Paycheck and Lower Taxes
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Comment from : NarcSlayer

This video does not even give the information it says it will in the title Taking$250 out of your paycheck into an IRA, is not increasing the paycheck It’s decreasing it This was a waste of my time I get thousands back in refund every year I’m sick of giving the government an interest free loan Why are my standard deductions so out of whack???
Comment from : PR0L0

The government got lazier jow they want you to do their job for them
Comment from : Harvez Pierre

Super frustrating, on the IRS website, I keep getting an error message "Error: Date must be between 12/01/2021 and 01/02/2022" This makes no sense as it is asking for my most recent pay period ending So does this calculator have to be a year prior?
Comment from : Dan

thanks!!!
Comment from : Azzedine AliaFan

One of my employees is asking for "all 1's" in the exemptions, they want the biggest paycheck possible per pay period I would assume that would mean all 0's, right? No extra money withheld?
Comment from : Gwen Robinson

How would this work if you are a temporary worker who works sporadically and gets paid daily when the shift is over?
Comment from : donna

Can I contact you for help I do not understand
Comment from : Johnnie Choirmusic

My fiancé makes $90k, doesn’t own anything that’s deductible How much should she change on her W4 so she can get more back in her check
Comment from : Anthony rocking the new year

Mam they took 11 of my check and I filed exempt, smh
Comment from : MyLifeInVideos

These forms are so stupid and have made it extremely complicated Im looking at this same withholding estimator and they've changed it since you made this video, asking so many detailed yet irrelevant questions
Comment from : C M

Didn’t see overtime mentioned
Comment from : River Watson

I needed a car loan from a car dealership and I needed to bring in my w2s last week and that got my stressed out asf till I came across some great comments about deelscafe💯💯
Comment from : thereal saint

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Comment from : Chuma Doshi

New W4 is trash It is not simpler How is removing allowances simpler They just want to confuse you to take more money from you
Comment from : Juno Synth

And what if the max decitions or dependent can you claim
Comment from : L J

If you claim exempt on your w4 You should have a larger check right?
Comment from : L J

Yeah these forms AREN'T more simple In the past if we wanted more money on the paycheck we just claimed more dependents No math involved
Comment from : Thomas 7475

You explained it very well and simple Thanks
Comment from : Gio

The old way was 1 for allowance claim and 1 for single filing What the new way of saying this on the current w4?
Comment from : Cain

Thank you for the info Travis So i have 2 jobs and 2 w2s Do I repeat same informations on both w4s Like source of income 1 and 2 on both w4s And if my wife is working with her own w2 is that considered 3rd source of income?
Comment from : The Adventures of Marquez Family

I searched w2 and all I see is w4, what's the difference?
Comment from : huh what

So if I wanted to get more money in 1 or 2 paychecks a year? What would I put in section 4b of the w4 so they don’t take all my money in taxes and it stays in my check?
Comment from : Steven Briere

I noticed you didn’t mention anything about dependents I was told to claim something like 7 even though I only have 1 dependent in order to get more in my paycheck and little to no refund when taxes are filed Thoughts?
Comment from : Chuck Purnell

How is this helpful anyone can go on irs website we want to know how to keep our money
Comment from : John Demois

This didn’t help at all Adding $20 to my check isn’t a larger check I used to claim a bunch of allowances and really see my money but they took that away Ughhh They took a few thousand dollars from me last year and I only got a refund for $1300 It doesn’t add up
Comment from : KERRI HARPER

please ANSWER your loyal viewers below; thank you
Comment from : Italus

traditional 401k sucks
Comment from : Jay R

This is so confusing, Why do we have to do this now??😭😭
Comment from : Marisol Balderas

Help! I can't seem to find an answer anywhere for my situation and how I can further reduce withholdings Getting ready to purchase a home and in the lenders review he commented on the sizable tax refund I had last year ($6,000) and suggested checking my W4 to reduce my withholdings and get that money back into my paychecks Been getting large refunds every year for a long while now So I did check my W4 with my employer and I had never changed my status from single to married filing jointlyand I've been married for 10 years now Doh! Anyways I changed my status and left the rest the same, but only saw about an extra $50 per paycheck ($100/month) when I had expected maybe at least $150 ($300/month) or more brbrIs there anywhere on the new W4 where I can enter a value to reduce withholding even more? I do put in a lot of overtime and also get a pretty sizable bonus every year which pumps a lot more cash the IRS's way so maybe that's why I'm getting large refunds
Comment from : Pollux95630

Hi I’m currently enrolled in my employers pension program which takes a huge chunk from my paycheck I’ve used the tax estimator and I would like to lower my refund and increase my check but not contribute anymore money to my retirement account Is that possible to do without penalty?
Comment from : Ashley Cox

wanted to know is if I clam more dependents will less money be removed from my paycheck not all this go to this chart so This is really know help want more of my money in my pocket, not let the gov have my money and draw intrest off it all year till they give my little chunk back at the end of the year They are getting Intrest off your refund money thats yours
Comment from : Mary Krafts

Im entering a job that has the option to exempt automatic fed taxes but tells you to file for a W4 It sounds attractive since I also work as a 1099 with the same company
Comment from : mg 369