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If you are referring to your W-4, yes, you can claim yourself. If you claim zero exemptions, the IRS takes more out of each paycheck but you get a larger refund. Claiming one, they takes less, you get a smaller refund. You have to decide if you want it in each paycheck or at the end of the year.
If you are referring to your W-4, yes, you can claim yourself. If you claim zero exemptions, the IRS takes more out of each paycheck but you get a larger refund. Claiming one, they takes less, you get a smaller refund. You have to decide if you want it in each paycheck or at the end of the year.
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