I put $50 each payday throughout 2018 to stay ahead of what i end up owing the state i work in. Will this info take effect without an additional form ?

Scatteredview · ‎October 7, 2019

xmasbaby0 · ‎October 7, 2019

There will not be any additional form for having "extra" money withheld from your paycheck. It will simply be included in the amount reported on your W-2. There is no special box on your W-2 for it either. Money withheld for federal is shown in box 2, and money withheld for the state will be in box 17.

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xmasbaby0 · ‎October 7, 2019

It occurs to me that you said the state "I work in." Do you live in one state and work in a different state? Are you actually asking about the need to file a tax return in the state you work in? Please explain what you are trying to do.

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TomD8 · ‎October 7, 2019

Your other-state employer should already be withholding that state's taxes, unless you live in a reciprocal state. If you're adding an additional $50 to your withholding each pay period through your payroll department, it'll be reflected in your year-end W-2.

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I put $50 each payday throughout 2018 to stay ahead of what i end up owing the state i work in. Will this info take effect without an additional form ?