If one believes that misrepresenting the truth is unethical, then strictly speaking, the answer is yes. The Federal government, in cooperation with your employer, utilizes the W-4 to determine how much to withhold from your paycheck against a future tax liability (the annual Income Tax). The smaller the number of exemptions on the W-4, the more they take out. They do not really care if you are single or married on the W-4 or how many exemptions you take (up to nine) as long as you pay your taxes. Some financial coaches suggest bumping the number of exemptions UP during the year. This gives you a higher net pay throughout the year that you can spend as you see fit. Of course, this means a lower refund. See: Time Value of Money. A less strict answer then, would be no; it is not unethical. If one believes that misrepresenting the truth is unethical, then strictly speaking, the answer is yes. The Federal government, in cooperation with your employer, utilizes the W-4 to determine how much to withhold from your paycheck against a future tax liability (the annual Income Tax). The smaller the numer of exemptions on the W-4, the more they take out. They do not really care if you are single or married on the W-4 or how many exemptions you take (up to nine) as long as you pay your taxes. Some financial coaches suggest bumping the number of exemptions UP during the year. This gives you a higher net pay throughout the year that you can spend as you see fit. Of course, this means a lower refund. See: Time Value of Money. A less strict answer then, would be no; it is not unethical.
NO it is NOT illegal to do this and some time in some cases it is a smart thing to do.
No, not really. If you change the status on your W4 from Single to Married, less will be withheld from your paychecks for federal income taxes. There is no requirement that you make that change.
If you work for an employer and receive a W2 at the end of the year, you need to adjust your W4 (that is the form you should have filed out before you were employed). You need to put that you are SINGLE where the choices are married or single. The number of allowences you should report is 0. This will put you at the maximum withholding rate. You may also elect to have an extra amount of money withheld from your pay each pay period. This would be a set dollar amount (that you decide) also reported to your employer on a W4. There is a W4 pdf on the IRS website that will allow you to make the correct entries, and print the completed form. You will then need to turn that form into your empoyer so your payroll files can be adjusted accordingly.
You will need to submit a I-9, a state and local W4, and a Federal W4.
no where. it is for your records
FILL OUT A NEW W4 AND ADD MORE DEPENDENTS.... IT IS LEGAL TRUST ME DRZEN
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isnt it like a quadrupled or a with indices 4
Non-existent.
the T4
In short, an HR Administrator works more behind the scenes with paperwork than directly with employee performance. An HR Administrator will file documents, ensure the correct documents are in place, i.e. I9 forms, W4's, applications are on file, etc.
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I want to print out my own w2 from my computer