Personal Finance & Money Asked on February 28, 2021
I am talking about this area of the United States W4 Form:
"(c) Extra withholding. Enter any additional tax you want withheld each pay period: "
I have sold some properties in 2020 and I want extra federal withholdings to help cover my capitol gains. I changed my W4 to add $300 per pay check in this box (c) of the W4. My first pay check since making the change has EXACTLY $300 withheld instead of adding $300 to my normal withholding.
Is this correct, or is this a mistake on behalf of how my company is running payroll? I would have expected my regular federal withholding (let’s say it was $100) to be added, so it would be $400 in this example.
Your expectation is correct, if your regular withholding is $100 then the new total should be $400. The description of (c) is pretty self-explanatory.
Contact payroll and at least make sure they fix it for the next paycheck. Unless your regular withholding is way more than $300 (like > $1,000) you shouldn't need to do anything else and it will be worked out by tax time next year.
Answered by Nosjack on February 28, 2021
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