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W4 disability 1099

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My husband and I owe the past couple of yrs. I just found out my husband was claiming married and 2 dependent. I changed his w4 to married and 0. I have a 1099 disability check no taxes taken out should I enter an additional amount on our w4 or should I fill out other income of my disability

Ask the Experts - Extension - Sept 2023

JohnJ4Answer

Level 2

Laura80 good afternoon! As your disability should not be considered taxable income, you would not need to include that as other income on your husband's W-4. Your husband's employer should now be withholding more federal income tax for the remainder of 2023.

JohnJ4Answer

Level 2

Laura80 good afternoon! As your disability should not be considered taxable income, you would not need to include that as other income on your husband's W-4. Your husband's employer should now be withholding more federal income tax for the remainder of 2023.