Apr 12, 2019
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I have a spreadsheet that automatically calculates my withholdings based on my
paycheck and a number of other inputs like my 401k contributions and IRA contributions. I pick my withholding value to withhold just a little bit beyond what my expected tax liability is going to be. So there are really no surprises whatsoever for me. If I make an adjustment to my retirement withholding, I know exactly how it will affect my taxes and I can adjust my withholding appropriately.
Unfortunately 2017 was an anomaly and I made a lot more due to a relocation package, so it isn't really comparable to 2018 at all.
Unfortunately 2017 was an anomaly and I made a lot more due to a relocation package, so it isn't really comparable to 2018 at all.
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I found a post on reddit a few weeks ago where they were complaining about how they received a smaller tax refund
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