im married i work part time on payroll i have me as married and one i see the take out for state and medicare needed to know if they take out for federal i thought they did for the fact that im on payroll as married and one please answer me this question asap thank u
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Are you looking at your paystub and don't see any federal withholding? If you are looking at your w-2 federal withholding is in box 2.
With married one it is possible there would be no federal withholding if your bi-weekly wages were under $680. or your weekly wages were under $340. Without knowing what your actual wages are, I can't tell you what they should be withholding.
In spite of the fact that married one may be your actual status, you can change to married zero or single one or zero if you need to have more withheld. Talk to your payroll dept to see if they can steer you in the right direction. Or let me know more info and I can tell you how many exemptions that you should claim in order to have a certain amount withheld.
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