Take That Number And Divide It By The Number You Put In Line 3.

The easiest way to do this is to add an amount to step 4c. Only if it applies to you. You could reduce the amounts on 4a (other income) or 4c, or increase the number on line 4b (deductions).

Add The Amounts Above And Enter The Total.

If you choose option b in step 2, you will need to complete the multiple jobs worksheet. Watch your social security tax. If you are exempt from tax withholding, you only need to complete step 1 (a), step 1 (b), and step 5 — and then you.

If You Have Two Jobs Or You’re Married Filing Jointly And You And Your Spouse Each Have One Job, Find The Amount From The Appropriate Table On Page 4.

If you had a job and changed jobs then you should fill out the irs form w4 as two jobs. Select the graph that applies to how you are filing your taxes. Fill out the multiple jobs worksheet.

You Would Check The Box If You Have Two Jobs.

How to fill out step 2: Here's how to complete the steps that apply to your situation. Line 4 asks that you do a little division.

Using The “Higher Paying Job” Row And The “Lower Paying Job” Column, Find The Value At The Intersection Of The Two Household Salaries And Enter That Value On Line 1.

Multiply the number of other dependents by $500. This can work two ways. Social security number (ssn) filing status or marital status—single, married, head of household, qualifying widower, or married filing separately.