@mainething100- You have posted the same thing in five different threads. Please do not keep on posting the same thing to different threads. When you post a question here you need to wait until someone sees your question and replies--you do not need to keep posting it over and over. I replied in one of your other threads where you mentioned a W-2---you incorrectly referred to having a W-2 when you really have been asking about having more tax withheld from your retirement income. You do not receive a W-2 for retirement income. In January you will get a 1099R from the financial institution that sends your retirement income to you--your pension, or whatever retirement income you are referring to.
You can have the pension administrators change the amount that is being withheld. Do you use their web site to look at your pension? Contact them to ask how to change your tax withholding if you do not know how to use the site.
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