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Two W2 forms jaspreet101 02-25-2007
Posted by jaspreet101 on February 25, 2007, 12:40 am
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 I have Two W2 forms for year 2006.To calculate TAX is it a
simple maths like ADD both the Gross and ADD both the
Federal withholding ,to calculate TAX or there is other way.

thnx
jas

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Posted by Phil Marti on February 25, 2007, 4:43 am
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> I have Two W2 forms for year 2006. To calculate TAX is it
> a simple maths like ADD both the Gross and ADD both the
> Federal withholding ,to calculate TAX or there is other way.

The total of all W-2 box 1 numbers goes on line 7 of the
1040. The total of all W-2 box 2 numbers goes on line 64.
Don't forget the credit on line 71.

The rest of it is just follow the instructions and math.

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Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

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Posted by shedges on February 25, 2007, 5:19 am
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When you have 2 form W-2's, you add the Box 1 amounts
together and put the sum on Form 1040, Line 7. Then add the
Box 2 (Fed W/H) amounts, and enter the sum on Form, Line 64.
To get your taxable income, you reduce your gross income by
things, such as your standard or itemized deduction and your
personal exemptions. Look up your tax in the tax tables for
your taxable income and marital status. You tax, minus the
withholding results in a refund or additional tax owed.

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