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We are married with no kids and each have a job. When we fill out the w4 for both can we both enter a "1" in section 1a for the determining MN allowances?
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We are married with no kids and each have a job. When we fill out the w4 for both can we both enter a "1" in section 1a for the determining MN allowances?
You are asking about Form W-4MN for Minnesota. That's not the same as federal Form W-4.
Yes, you should both enter 1 on line A of Section 1. You and your spouse are not each other's dependent.
(I assume that you are asking whether one of you is considered a dependent of the other. Your spouse can never be your dependent. There are situations where a married person could be claimed as a dependent by someone other than the spouse. Such situations are not very common. One situation where it sometimes comes up is with young newlyweds who are still dependents of their parents.)
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We are married with no kids and each have a job. When we fill out the w4 for both can we both enter a "1" in section 1a for the determining MN allowances?
Sorry, yes, I am asking about for W-4MN. Just to confirm we should both be entering a 1 on that form in section 1a?
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We are married with no kids and each have a job. When we fill out the w4 for both can we both enter a "1" in section 1a for the determining MN allowances?
@bmcdonough1 wrote:
Sorry, yes, I am asking about for W-4MN. Just to confirm we should both be entering a 1 on that form in section 1a?
Yes, that is correct.
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