Personal Allowances on W-4 Form?

The W-4 information does NOT have any thing to do with the correct filling out and filing of your 1040 income tax return. Just remember that for the next job when you fill out your W-4 form keep it simple and easy claim single and -0- ZERO Allowances sign it and return it to your employer and then maybe you will be able to qualify to get a REFUND in the year 2012 when you file your 2011 income tax return and IF you happen to have a $ amount of FIT in the Box 2 of your W-2 form for this purpose. Hope that you find the above enclosed information useful.

09/01/2011.

Being under your dad's insurance does NOT mean you're his dependent for tax purposes. If you're his dependent for taxes (and you don't give enough info to tell) then you should claim ZERO, not two. If you aren't his dependent for tax puposes, claiming 1 is best - 2 is OK, but you might owe a little when you file your return.

What you put on your tax return doesn't have to match your W-4. And in any case, what's done is done, so don't worry about what you had on your W-4 at a previous employer.

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