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"I claim zero all year but was told I should’ve put 1"
If you're referring to the W-4 here, you're mixing oranges with peanut butter. What you claim on your W-4 that you provide to your employer, has nothing to do with itemizing deductions. Regardless of what you claim on your W-4, if your itemized deductions do not exceed your standard deduction, then itemizing is not best for you tax-wise. Taking the standard deduction would be best for you.
What you claim on the W-4 is used by your employer, and only your employer, to determine how much tax to withhold from each of your paychecks. It has nothing to do with your "itemized" deductions.
If you're referring to the W-4 here, you're mixing oranges with peanut butter. What you claim on your W-4 that you provide to your employer, has nothing to do with itemizing deductions. Regardless of what you claim on your W-4, if your itemized deductions do not exceed your standard deduction, then itemizing is not best for you tax-wise. Taking the standard deduction would be best for you.
What you claim on the W-4 is used by your employer, and only your employer, to determine how much tax to withhold from each of your paychecks. It has nothing to do with your "itemized" deductions.
June 7, 2019
5:08 PM