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This message is for the people who do not like to file your taxes and you are making money and thinking the IRS doesn’t know you are. Listen people the IRS can garnish your wages leaving you with VERY minimal income. Your employer MUST comply! File your taxes and get caught up today! No need to delay this process when you have Tax Professionals such as myself that can assist you.

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WHERES YOUR REFUND‼️ With the IRS that’s where it is. IFYKYK

If you are legally married and you file Single or Head of Household (HOH) when you do not qualify, the IRS considers that an incorrect filing status. What happens depends on why and how long it goes uncorrected.

The IRS may:
• Change your status to Married Filing Separately (MFS)
• Send a CP notice requesting correction
• Bill you for back taxes + penalties + interest
• Remove or reduce tax credits
• Request supporting documents

💰 Accuracy-related penalty (20% of underpaid tax)
💰 Interest (compounds daily)
🚨 More severe penalties if fraud or intentional misrepresentation is suspected

If you already filed this way AMEND the tax return!!
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A W-4 and a W-4P are IRS forms that tell the payer how much federal income tax to withhold from your payments. They don’t determine how much tax you owe overall—only how much is taken out upfront.

Who uses it:
Employees who receive wages or salary from an employer.

What it does:
It tells your employer how much federal income tax to withhold from each paycheck.

How it works

When you start a job—or if your situation changes—you complete a W-4. Your employer uses it to calculate withholding each pay period.

Key sections explained simply:
1. Filing Status – Single, Married Filing Jointly, or Head of Household
2. Multiple Jobs or Spouse Works – Adjusts withholding if there’s more than one income
3. Dependents – Reduces withholding if you qualify for credits (like Child Tax Credit)
4. Other Adjustments –
• Other income (interest, side income)
• Deductions
• Extra tax you want withheld each paycheck

Why it matters
• Too little withheld → you may owe taxes at filing time
• Too much withheld → you get a refund, but you gave the IRS an interest-free loan

💡 You can submit a new W-4 any time to adjust withholding.

Form W-4P — Withholding Certificate for Pension or Annuity Payments

Who uses it:
People receiving:
• Pensions
• Annuities
• Certain retirement payments (including some IRAs)

What it does:
It tells the payer (pension administrator, retirement plan, or financial institution) how much federal income tax to withhold from those payments.

How it works

You give the W-4P to the organization paying your retirement income.

You can:
• Choose your filing status
• Request a specific dollar amount or percentage withheld
• Opt out of withholding (not recommended unless you’re making estimated payments)

⚠️ If you don’t submit a W-4P, the payer usually withholds taxes at a default rate.