Today, I'm going to talk about the IRS Form W-4 2018 version online. Married filing jointly is the topic we'll be focusing on, specifically addressing how to split the allowances. We'll be discussing the online version, which makes the process much easier. At the end, I'll show you how to transfer the information from the online version to the paper version, which you can then give to your employer. There are two ways to file for married filing jointly: having one job or having two jobs. This is the primary question we receive regarding this filing status. To access the website, go to PBS.RS.gov and find the W-4 app. I'll try to include a link at the bottom of this page for your convenience. The online version will automatically calculate the split for your allowances. If you need more information on how to fill out and split the allowances, check out the link provided at the top of this page. In our video, we explain the process in detail. The first screen will ask if you're filing jointly as a married couple. Check the appropriate , indicating that no one else can claim you as a dependent. Click continue to proceed. The next significant change occurs when it asks how many jobs you and your spouse currently have or will have. If both of you have jobs, select the appropriate number. The subsequent screens will present additional checkes regarding specific circumstances. Check those that apply to you, and the online version will adjust accordingly and prompt the appropriate questions. Keep in mind that if you no longer have a job, have a 401k or another retirement plan, or possess a cafeteria plan or health insurance, you should check the corresponding es. Scroll down and skip the section on filling out...
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