Print out a copy of last year's return, compare it to this year. Look for changes. Tax withheld on W2, income, child tax credit- did one of your kids turn 17?, go through and compare the forms. Find what is different. Once you locate the cause, we can go back into the program and maybe change an answer.
It could be the perfect storm of kids turning 17, raise at work into new tax bracket, payroll not withholding enough and so on. Best to really compare the 2 forms.
You should change your W4 at work to have them withhold a different amount of tax.
- You can change just the state withholding amount if you like.
- You can change your W4 at work as often as you like.
- You can also use the IRS W4 planner anytime throughout the year.
- Choose a larger or smaller refund vs money in your pocket throughout the year
- When you have salary changes, you can keep up with your correct tax bracket at TurboTax Bracket Calculator.
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