Today TaxMama hears from Lindsay in the TaxQuips Forum, with the right question at the right time. “I need to find out how to fill out a new W-4 since I recently had a baby. I had a baby in September. I am single, with one job. Should I claim 2 on my W-4, and should I claim 2 on the DE4 form as well? I want to get back as much money as possible on my pay checks, I don’t care about getting a lot of money back on my tax return.”
Dear Lindsay.
You may want to do some computations to see exactly what to claim on that W-4.
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Why?
If your income is low enough to qualify you for the earned income credit and the child tax credit, and if someone is caring for your baby while you work, a dependent care credit.
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You might not even have to pay any tax at all for IRS. You might even be getting a refund. For state, you will have a tax liability.
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You’ve already done your first tax return as a mother for 2010.
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Or you’re about to. See what your tax liability is there.
IRS has a nifty withholding calculator you can use to see what to put on your W-4. Try it.
For state, though, you’re probably right about the S-2.
And remember, you can find answers to all kinds of questions withholding and other tax issues, free.
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