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Miguel has been working at his job for 3 years and already filled out a W-4 when he was first hired. This year, he just got married and is planning on filing his taxes jointly with his spouse. What should he do?
Keep the same information on his W-4
Wait until next April to fill out a new W-4
Request to fill out a new W-4 from his employer
Email his HR department that they need to update his W-4

Sagot :

Based on the information regarding the W-4, the thing that should be done next will be C. Request to fill out a new W-4 from his employer.

The W-4 form simply tells the employer, the filing status of the employee, amount of credits, multiple jobs adjustment, amount of other income, deductions, etc that are needed to compute the federal income tax.

Since Miguel was single when he started working with the company but was now married, he should request to fill out a new W-4 from his employer.

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Baraq

Considering the situation described above, what Miguel should do is to "Request to fill out a new W-4 from his employer."

What is W-4 Form?

The W-4 form is the form that is filled by the employee and submitted to the employer to show the filing status, numerous jobs modifications, amount of credits, other income, deductions, and any other amount to withhold from each paycheck to determine the amount of federal income tax to remove and withhold from the employee's salary.

Therefore given that Miguel just got married and is planning on filing his taxes jointly with his spouse, despite having already filled out a W-4 when he was first hired, then action expected from him is to "request to fill out a new W-4., from his employer."

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the correct answer is option C.

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