If The Pay At Each Job Is More Similar, Choosing Step 2 (C) Is More Accurate Than Choosing Step 2 (B).

You could reduce the amounts on 4a (other income) or 4c, or increase the number on line 4b (deductions). Line 1 is for anyone who has two jobs or is filing jointly with a spouse who also works. When specifying the address on this form, indicate the address to which you receive your mail.

Head Of Household (If You’re Unmarried And Pay More Than Half The Costs Of Keeping Up A Home For Yourself And A Qualifying Individual)

This includes your legal name, address, social security number and whether you plan to file your taxes as a single person, a married person or a head of household. Watch your social security tax. Social security number (ssn) filing status or marital status—single, married, head of household, qualifying widower, or married filing separately.

Tax Filing Options Include The Following:

Fill out the multiple jobs worksheet. The easiest way to do this is to add an amount to step 4c. You’ll either have a number in line 1 or in line 2c above.

With Only One Job, You Select Single, 2 Allowances.

Steps 2, 3, and 4 only need to be filled out if they apply to the employee. You cannot claim the same allowances with more than one employer at. With multiple jobs, if the second job makes more then 4k, you need to file single 0 for both, with an additional amount withheld.

Enter Personal Information, Name, Social Security Number, Address And Filing Status.

Line 4 asks that you do a little division. If the pay at each job is more similar, choosing step 2 (c) is more accurate than choosing step 2 (b). Enter your name, address, social security number and tax.