Mordith
H.E.N.R.Y.
I claim 2. I always thought it was one for yourself and the others for the number of jobs you have.

I claim 2. I always thought it was one for yourself and the others for the number of jobs you have.
I'm not familiar with that at all. I've always gone by: You can claim yourself, and any dependents you have.I read an article that said something similar. Not necessarily number of jobs but 1 for being single and 1 for having a job so =2.
You're loanin' money at no interest. By the time you get it back, it's worth less than when you lent it out.I claim zero, just don't want to worry about paying shut. Once I get it back, I dump that money on my student loans.
I file head of household with @Phoenix_Knightly23 and claim 3 dependents on my taxes:
@Fatboi1
@MeachTheMonster
@Leasy
What I look like fathering these boys without getting any kind of credit for it![]()
I'm buying @Fatboi1 an XBOX Scorpio and a bus ride to china town in NY
Meach, you will get a Neo and a fine linen table cloth
@Leasy will get a lump of coal and a 2 liter of piss
and @Phoenix_Knightly23 will get exactly what she deserves![]()
I claim 2
Never oweDo you ever owe? I assume you are single with a job? I'm gonna try it until tax season to see if I owe.
Never owe
Start at 1 to be safe
But even if you over it won't be much.
It's better to get your money every two weeks I would say
I have been doing 1 for the past few yrs and would get like a grand and change back still. Even as I earned more money I'd get refunds still which is why I'm thinking 2 will put me close to breaking even.