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Is there a way to adjust your state tax withholding by submitting a state-level equivalent of a W-4 Form?
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Your withholding is completely based upon what you tell your employer. This is different in every state; however most states require your federal and state withholding to be the same, while others will automatically require a deduction based on your withholding (i.e. if you are married with no children you will have a withholding status of 2 dependents). In rare cases states will withhold for 1 dependant and only count you. I know this is hard to believe but the best tax return is $0.00; I know most people think it is best to receive money back; however no matter what you will be paying the taxes owed one way or another. So why treat the government as a savings account? You earn no interest by paying more taxes than necessary, ensure you have withholding justifiable to your household size, 1 per person that lives in your house.
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Sometimes taxpayers with more than one job don't have enough income tax withheld by their employers. The filing requirement for Single under age 65 for 2009 is earned income of at least $9,350. The Single standard deduction of $5,700 plus the Single personal exemption of $3,650 total $9,350, which zeroes out that amount. Any amount that you have above $9,350 is taxable. Depending on the amount of tax withheld from your three jobs, you either will owe or will receive a refund. You also might reduce your tax by certain credits, such as earned income. If you're working more than one job and you owe a significant amount of tax on your tax return, you should adjust your withholding with your employer. For more information, go to www.irs.gov/formspubs for Publication 919: How Do I Adjust My Tax Withholding?
When will the government start giving adjustment to your tax withholding in their paychecks in 2009?
Employers are supposed to adjust their withholding no later than 4/1/2009.
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Employers are supposed to adjust withholding by April 1, 2009.
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