Legal advice on W-4 form for new employees

I am a single mother of 2. I will be claiming head of household. One of my children moved out of the house in May of 2018 at the age of 18. Will I still be able to claim EIC for him for the months he was living at home? And what is the max # of allowances I can withhold on my W-4? This is a new change for me and I'm not sure what to do next. Any advice?

I asked to file exempt but my job wouldnt stop taking out taxs when i asked th4m to fike exempt

I am in H1B visa ans spouse in H4(does not work). I always file Married filing jointly and also claim my wife as part of Federal and State W4 forms. So the Federal Line Item is 3 and State shows 2 in my paycheck. But now she has moved permanently moved out of US and not returning in 2019. So, I have two questions. 1. Do I have to submit modified W4 with Federal as 1 and State as 1? 2. What will be the tax refund type in 2020? Married filing single return or just filing single ?

I filled out my w4 incorrectly and I did not 0 out my withholdings for a few years. I changed it this year, but I still owe money on prior years. I was told I did not have to fill out my 2016 taxes until this year but my tax prepare but when I contacted the IRS I was informed that was untrue. I'm about to submit my 2016 tax return. I already owe $4,910.05 and after I submit my 2016 forms, I know that number will be atleast double. I make only $38,900. These payments will hurt me really bad financially. Do I have any alternatives that can help me?

I know some one who worked a lawn business for cash for three years. His employer according to him never took taxes out on him at all. Employee found out that he is actually a partner by design of his employment and now owes taxes for three years. Would employee have a good case to win and sue his employer for this. For if employee knew he would be treated as partner his taxes would have been payed correctly even if employer never paid his taxes on cash.

Our company changed us from 1099 to w2 recently and we were using ADP for payroll. We filled out w2's and i claimed 3 dependents at the time. shortly after i went into the ADP portal and was able to change my filing status( add more dependents, take away dependents, file exempt, ect. I changed my filing status to exempt and have been that way for months. A couple weeks ago we changed payroll companies and instead of transferring the changes we made or having us fill out new w2's they used the original w2 for we filled out when the changed us from 1099. So instead of being exempt they started taking out taxes. the changes to my filing status was reverted back without my consent. Is this legal?

I have an EIN I want to use on my W-4 instead of my social security as an independent contractor. It is the same as my full government name.

I have a new job, we just got married two months ago. No one knows about it though. I kept my last name and everything. We wanted to keep this between us because we are still planning on having a traditional engagement and wedding, but were eager and did the court house thing too.

I live in MA but was given a NH territory for Sales; for some reason they changed my living status to NH so no MA taxes have been taken out for over almost 2 years. I did not know this until I had my taxes done and my accountant told me. I am strictly commission so I would never know if they changed it because my pay is different every week. What recourse do I have with this company?

I’m on a J1 Visa and for the first 6 months I worked for a sales and marketing company. I signed a W4 tax form and got weekly pay checks. I guess I never noticed taxes never being deducted I just assumed. Once I left it turned out I hadn’t payed any taxes for the 6 months I worked there. What happens in terms of my visa? How do I pay the tax I owe without being in trouble because we aren’t suppose to work contract based?!

we again can't afford to pay our taxes (living paycheck to paycheck with no savings or credit and it's $5000 or so), so what can we do? Would they (both IRS and state) ever allow the new taxes to be added on to the payment plan? What can we do?

Never gave any information to my employer no social, no dependent info, not even my ID (I was a bartender) my position got terminated. They were taking "taxes" out though but I never filled out anything like a w2, w4, or anything either so how am i supposed to put it on my taxes come tax season so I dont get into trouble. I only worked 2 weeks.

I got a tax levy from another state on a bank account I just opened with wood forest bank but I have been having security service for over a year and they didn’t mess with that bank account or my payroll, I would like to know what steps I should take for filing my taxes for 2018 and if I should change my w4 or just don’t worry about it at all, confused here.

My fiance's boss hand writes their checks out of the company bank account, the last 3 times she's gotten paid, her checks have been shorted. This week it was short $316, and they are refusing to give it to her. When she first started he was not taking taxes out, and now this last paycheck he started taking taxes out but she has not given them her social security number or filled out a w2 form. And they only give her written check stubs. As of today he is looking for every reason to fire her which I'm assuming has to do with her confronting them about the check shortages.

What do I need to do to not get in trouble

Hello, I am married to a US citizen spouse and have continuously resided in the US for several years. I am currently able to work under an EAD pending our application to register my residency. I am wondering if for the purpose of filling out my employers W-4 form, would I fill it as a nonresident alien or as a regular resident? Thank you

My husband and I both work at the same company. About a year after we started, we got married. Prior to getting married, both of our W-4s were single with 0 exemptions. They switched us to married, single income rather than dual income (without telling us), so our withholding has been significantly less than what it should have been for all of 2017 and the majority of 2018. What are our options now that we are on the hook for 5k for 2017 and almost 9k for 2018.

I asked my employer to file me tax exempt and he told me to file single with 7 dependents instead but the irs will come after you. I feel as though this is very illegal and my employer would have it done so. Why are employers reluctant on filing tax exempt?

I filled out my W-4 withholding form as exempt. His accountant said that I can't go exempt. it's not between the accountant me and the IRS it's between me and the IRS. Doesn't my employer have to follow what I put down on my W-4

I am paid as a 1099 and I know the law changed this year to re-define who can be a 1099 and who must be a W-4. If my employer refuses to convert me to W4 can I be penalized by the IRS?