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Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Withholding Calculator

  • Sep 30, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 3

October 31, 2018





The IRS encourages several key groups of taxpayers to perform a “paycheck checkup” to check if they are having their employer withhold the right amount of tax for their situation, following recent tax-law changes. It’s especially important for certain people, to check their withholding. They are people who:

  • Belong to a two-income family.

  • Work two or more jobs or only work for part of the year.

  • Have children and claim credits such as the Child Tax Credit.

  • Have older dependents, including children age 17 or older.

  • Itemized deductions on their 2017 tax returns.

  • Earn high incomes and have more complex tax returns.

  • Received large tax refunds or had large tax bills for 2017.

Start your payroll checkup here. It's not too late.


Resources: Tax Withholding, Withholding Calculator Frequently Asked Questions, Tax Reform Tax Tip 2018-45, Tax Reform Tax Tip 2018-46, Tax Reform Tax Tip 2018-47, IR-2018-36, IR-2018-179, Estimated Taxes for Individuals FAQs, IR-2018-180, Tax Reform Tax Tip 2018-154, Tax Reform Tax Tip 2018-164

 
 
 

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