Awesome thank you so much! This is what I was looking for! Hopefully I don’t owe the gov next year! So basically if the IRS calculator says I need to withhold $200 each pay check, I do $200 X 26 = $5200 for the yearly amount?

Ahhh that makes sense, I just used my HRs calculator and looks like my paychecks increased by $100

I understand that, just didn’t know where to input the number on the W4 form. For example if they said to get a $0 return, I need to change my numbers by $200

I thought you had to actually have a dependent to do that? I’m sure if the projected pay matches what the IRS calculator says then it should be close