You will likely still not have much luck getting your property value assessed lower with today's inflated market. Recent sales, CMA's and private appraisals will be higher than the city's value.
So I only have one job right now and going to get a second one I’m filling the w-4 for my second job. What do I put on step 2. I’m single btw. The question was fill it out if you hold more than one job at a time. Some one pls help me
Thanks for the info. I earn too much so i have to pay all college expenses out of pocket. I live in NY. Can i deposit 10K towards a 529 for the same year i pay tuition. I know that it won't grow but at least i can get a 10K deduction on taxes the following year.
Thank you so much! 2 questions. 1 I have 401k in 2 different companies, do I need to combine them into one for 72T distribution? 2 is the withdrawal age starting from your B day or year end? Eg, birthday on 08/01, do I need to withdraw before 08/01?
I am so confused. I have two jobs and my husband has one. I am looking at his paystub and have no idea what to put for his wages. He also make overtime. I know what his overall salary is. But when I put the numbers in, they are not adding up.
So I just got a new job I will make 28% more and it started in July. Last year we got about a $2K refund which we don't mind since it helps us save for our yearly trips. Should I wait for my first paycheck for my new position and then uodate my W-4 to how you showed? We're also expecting baby #2 before the end of the year.. I'm assuming I should also add that as well?
I have a question. I know someone who is a teacher assistant who is unpaid for the summer and just took a temporary teaching job for the interim. So here’s the question. She doesn’t know how much she will earn, so what should she as well as other teachers fill out on the W-4 form filing jointly with their spouse if they don’t know how many hours they will work for the temporary job? I admit it’s just too confusing.
Could you contribute to solo 401k hella in the year you’re making a lot of money and do the conversion during the year you’re not making as much? Would that save you money if you drop your tax bracket? Or is it a set % of the tax amount when you do the transfer?
When I go to the SBA portal to apply for forgiveness it states that I have already started an application and that I can’t do anything until that is resolved. The portal does not let me remove them and Harvest states that their is a code 99 on my loans. No one can tell be at the SBA the SBA loan servicing center or at Harvest my lender on how to remove that code. Any suggestions. I have two loans of $20,888. Thanks Andy
Question. I live in PA and there’s two PA 529 plans for residents. One is tuition inflation rate (pay for the rate of today’s tuition and it cover the future’s rate) and stock market rate. Which one do you think is a better option?
Stock plan. I'm not a fan of the prepaid plans however, in certain situations they do make more sense. Possibly a good video idea for the future. thanks!
how did you get the number 0.92935? I am an S corp that pays myself $55k gross income as W2 and i want to do a profit sharing of 25% nonelective contribution to my solo401k. 25% is $13750 and I assume this will be my S corp deduction in total. However, the SE tax portion of the $13750 can not go to the 401k account. I am trying to figure out what is the SE tax on the $13750. I am using this 1040 FORM schedule SE form you have in your video to calculate this but line 12 Self-employment tax is coming out to be $529.22 which isn't quite $13750 - ($13750*.9235). there lies my confusion.
S-corp is completely different. You are NOT self-employed in this sense. I setup my own 401k with an s-corp and have videos on it. much easier calculations.
I just started a new job I was with an old one for 12 years and I always play me no problem now I'm with a new company and they're taking so much money out of my paycheck I don't know what to do so can you please write back with a step-by-step on the IRS tax calculator exactly how I do it and then where I put it on my W-4
1:02 They removed the Estimator because it was so effective, They say its down.. for individuals lmao. However places like TurboTax have one. So if your just starting a job & don't really know what you'll make a year you just leave it blank?
if I filed exempt and been exempt since 2012 and the company took the money out anyway what recourse do I have when they claimed they sent my money to the Government??
if I filed exempt and been exempt since 2012 and the company took the money out anyway what recourse do I have when they claimed they sent my money to the Government??