Thanks! That would explain things!
My W4 says I'm single with no dependents and also requests an additional $100 be withheld (I am guessing that is per pay-period).
I don't remember the reason I requested the additional $100 be withheld -- maybe some HR person told me to do that on the first day?
If it was my mistake and the employer can "underwithold", how should I calculate what I should "additionally withhold" for ~$410k W2 income in 2024? Or, instead of using W2 income in estimating, maybe I should try to anticipate my "2024 total income" and use *that* to calculate the "additional withholding per paycheck?"
Thanks again -- and hope I get it so I only "owe a little" in April 2025.
Can you tell why it was underwithheld -- is that a mistake by my employer?(1) Your W2 income on its own is underwithheld. On $374k of income you should have withheld about $98k in taxes.
My W4 says I'm single with no dependents and also requests an additional $100 be withheld (I am guessing that is per pay-period).
I don't remember the reason I requested the additional $100 be withheld -- maybe some HR person told me to do that on the first day?
If it was my mistake and the employer can "underwithold", how should I calculate what I should "additionally withhold" for ~$410k W2 income in 2024? Or, instead of using W2 income in estimating, maybe I should try to anticipate my "2024 total income" and use *that* to calculate the "additional withholding per paycheck?"
Yes, there is a bonus in my W2 income -- a lot of the bonus (paid in Jan 2023) was used to front-load my pre-tax 401k -- would that have caused something? I will go find out by looking at paychecks to figure out how much bonus was withheld.If some of the W2 income was bonus, withheld at lower supplemental rate, that might account for the underwithholding.
Thanks again -- and hope I get it so I only "owe a little" in April 2025.
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