Updated for tax year 2019.
When you start a new job as an employee, your new employer typically asks you to complete Form W-4, Employee Withholding Certificate.
This document is a one-page Internal Revenue Service (IRS) form. It tells your em…
If you work as an employee, you’re probably used to having income tax withheld from your paycheck. When you get a bonus, however, there may be more confusion about how it’s taxed and what will be left.
Here are the most important things t…
If you’re traditionally employed, you’re likely familiar with Form W-4. It’s the tax form used to select how much money you want to be withheld from your paychecks to pay your tax liability. If you don’t keep up with your tax payments throughout the ye…
Most of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provisions went into effect at the beginning of 2018. Although employees felt some effects of the changes in February 2018, when the income tax withholding rates were changed, the real moment of truth comes as taxpayer…
One thing we know about the most significant tax changes in decades: it will affect your tax return. While other tax code changes throughout the years may have tweaked obscure credits and rules, the tax reform signed into law in December 2017 made chan…
Most changes under the new tax bill signed into legislation in December of 2017 took effect this past January for the 2018 tax year. Depending on a taxpayer’s situation, the impact of that change can vary. Most people’s tax bills will likely go down, w…
Most changes under the new tax bill signed into legislation in December of 2017 took effect this past January for the 2018 tax year. Depending on a taxpayer’s situation, the impact of that change can vary. Most people’s tax bills will likely go down, w…
