W-4

• “If the worker is an employee whose total earnings for the year won't incur income taxes, he or she should file a W-4 form claiming exemption for withholding.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Real World: Tax Tips for Summer Workers

• “Any guilt you felt about lying on your W-4 last year vanishes.”

  Simon & Schuster: Can You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse?

• “Go to www. irs.gov and search for "withholding allowances" to find a worksheet that will help you determine how many allowances you should claim on your W-4.”

  Debunking common tax myths: E-filing won't trigger an audit

• “You can adjust the number of allowances on your W-4 at any time during the year.”

  Debunking common tax myths: E-filing won't trigger an audit

• “All you need to do is change your W-4 state withholdings civil_truth”

  California taxpayer raid: “Think of it as a forced, interest-free loan…” - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState

• “Often, he notes, a boss will mistakenly tell a teen to put down zero exemptions on the W-4 wage withholding form, and money will be withheld when it shouldn't be.”

  Forbes: When To File Your First Tax Return

• “To avoid unnecessary filing, Schwarz says, be careful about how your teen fills out his W-4 when he snags a new job.”

  Forbes: When To File Your First Tax Return

• “I recently changed my W-4 withholding number from 2 to 4...”

  The Washington Post: Color of Money Live

• “James Dupree: Form W-4, Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate to avoid having too much or too little Federal income tax withheld from your pay.”

  The Washington Post: Color of Money Live

• “We have tweaked our W-4 each year and it never comes out "a wash" - we owe nothing, we get no refund.”

  The Washington Post: Color of Money Live

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