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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
The two jobs I have only add up to additional 7000 of taxable income. Super frustrating and I don't know what's going on.
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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
How much money did you make previously? Many people make this mistake. If you received W-2 from the extra $7,000 chances are you didn't have enough withheld and the extra money pushed you into a higher tax bracket. Same thing with a spouse when they work. Sometimes enough isn't withheld and you end up owing.
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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
I made between 60,000 to 30,000 my first 10 years of working always got more than 2000 back from the government. My main job had 60,000 this year and 7,000 from the two other jobs I was working. Such a bummer because this was going to contribute to my wedding in November. I live in California and it seems like the tax bracket is 55-250 so I'm not sure what is going on. So frustrating.
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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
Also keep in mind that I paid 14,000 plus to the government on 67,000 income. I get back 400 bucks? How is that possible? That's almost 20% of my income. Am I doing my taxes wrong. Turbo tax seems pretty fool proof.
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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
So you made 67,000 this year?
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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
This is kippms96 not cprince1942. I have been using Turbo Tax since it first came out. Worked for Jackson Hewitt 2013-2015, and 2014-2015 managed two kiosks.
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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
yes 67000 for 3 jobs. One main job, two part time.
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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
Try putting into turbo tax just the main job and see what happens, save the file first with a (1) next to it. Then delete the two part-time W-2's and see where you are at....
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I generally get between 2000-1000 dollars back in taxes every year. This year, I worked more jobs but I'm getting considerably less money back. I'm confused
I was at about 1,300 before I entered the other two W-2. Then it went down from there to 400 dollars.
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