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Her employer has asked her to fill out a W4 tax form and you are going to help her.  \nComplete the worksheet section in the middle of the W-4 form. The only difficult thing about completing a W-4 form is figuring out the correct withholding allowance. Fortunately, there is a worksheet in the middle of the form that leads you through this. At first, the worksheet may look intimidating. Let's take a look.  \nDirections for completing the worksheet:  \nA. On line A of the worksheet, you would enter a 1 if no one else can claim you as a dependent. Addison lives with her parents who claim her as their dependent. Since they do, leave this line blank.  \nB. On line B, you will enter 1 since Addison is single with only one job.  \nC. Leave line C blank since Addison does not have a spouse.  \nD. Leave line D blank since Addison has no dependents.  \nE. Leave line E blank because Addison is not a head of household.  \nF. Leave line F blank because Addison has no child care expenses.  \nG. Leave line G blank because Addison has no children.  \nH. Total all lines above this line. Addison's total is 1.  \nNow you are ready to complete the Employee Withholding Allowance Certificate at the bottom of the W-4 form. This is the important section that Addison's employer needs. There are just three more pieces of information that will be useful:  \n• There is no need to have any additional amount withheld from Addison's paycheck on line 6.  \n• Some people are able to claim exempt. Exempt means that you do not need to deduct federal income tax from paychecks. You can be exempt if last year you could refund all federal income tax, and this year you expect a refund of all federal income tax. This means that you made less than $9,350 last year, and you expect to makes less than $9,350 this year.  \n• There is no need to use the worksheets on page two at this time.  \nComplete the W-4 form. Here's Addison's information:  \nAddison Marie Smith 2222 W . Pine Anytown, USA 55555  \nSocial Security Number: 222 22 2222  \nPart Two:  \nComplete a 1040EZ tax return form for Jill Donnovan. She received the following W-2 form from her employer.  \nJill also received the following tax form from her bank.  \nEnter Jill Donnovan's name and address at the top of the form. She is not married, so skip all sections that mention a spouse. Her Social Security number is: 333-11-0000.  \n1. Read line 1. Look at box 1 on the W-2 form. Enter that amount on line 1.  \n2. Read line 2. Look at the tax form Jill received from the bank. Find the taxable interest. Enter this amount on line 2.  \n3. Read line 3. Jill did not receive any unemployment compensation , so leave this line blank.  \n4. Read line 4. Add lines 1 and 2. Enter this amount.  \n5. Read line 5. This line is about whether someone else claims Jill as a dependent. If she is claimed as a dependent, then she would need to use the worksheet at the top of page two to calculate the amount to enter on line 5. Since Jill's parents do not claim her and she is single, enter $10,300 .  \n6. Read line 6. Subtract line 5 from line 4. Enter the amount.  \n7. Read line 7. Take another look at Jill's W-2 form. Find the federal income tax withheld (box 2) . Enter this amount on line 7.  \n8. Read line 8. Leave lines 8a and 8b blank because Jill did not receive an earned income credit or combat pay.  \n9. Read line 9. Add lines 7, and 8a. Enter the amount.  \n10. For line 10, Jill should use the tax table in the tax booklet. See the attached tax  \ntable to retrieve the information you need. Look at the amount on line 6 on the 1040 EZ. Using the tax chart, carefully find the range that this amount falls into. Follow across to the first gray column for single people. Enter this amount on line 10.  \n11. 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