Right, well I just thought that $2,799 was a bit much after adding another $9,000 to the return in income. I definitely made sure to complete the return all the way to the end. Somebody else already said that 30.54% was a wrong calculation for unemployment income, which I agree. Edd seems to think that it should be approximately 10%. When I look it up, I read that you don't pay social security, Medicare, or state tax on it UEB. The amount of tax I pay for the whole year is only 19.07% on my W2. I'm just saying something really doesn't look right lol. I'd like to know what can be done about it if it really is wrong? How would I fix it?
