I am filing married but want to do at a single rate.

cookiequeen55- · ‎June 3, 2019

Anita01 · ‎June 3, 2019

You cannot make that choice on a tax return. You do that on a W-4 for your employer to know how much tax to withhold from your wages. Once you receive a W-2, the tax withheld reflects the choice you made on your W-4 and could result in your receiving a larger refund or paying less tax owed than you would have if you had not made that choice on your W-4 for your employer.

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xmasbaby0 · ‎June 3, 2019

Do you mean on your W-4? You do that with your employer.

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Anita01 · ‎June 3, 2019

You cannot make that choice on a tax return. You do that on a W-4 for your employer to know how much tax to withhold from your wages. Once you receive a W-2, the tax withheld reflects the choice you made on your W-4 and could result in your receiving a larger refund or paying less tax owed than you would have if you had not made that choice on your W-4 for your employer.

I am filing married but want to do at a single rate.