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I agree with what Dawn said, We have a client with about 3,000 employees and they were inundated with employees calling after they got their W-2s. Most of these employees were filing with a status of  "Married "  and most had dependents; we took this to our payroll guru to walk through the calculations manually. She determined that the taxes were being withheld correctly based on the annualized wages formula that Sage uses and she confirmed that it matched the Federal formula when annualizing wages.  This client is telling employees to fill out new W-4 forms to indicate they want to withhold as "Single".  

I agree with what Dawn said, We have a client with about 3,000 employees and they were inundated with employees calling after they got their W-2s. Most of these employees were filing with a status of  "Married "  and most had dependents; we took this to our payroll guru to walk through the calculations manually. She determined that the taxes were being withheld correctly based on the annualized wages formula that Sage uses and she confirmed that it matched the Federal formula when annualizing wages.  This client is telling employees to fill out new W-4 forms to indicate they want to withhold as "Single".  

I agree with what Dawn said, We have a client with about 3,000 employees and they were inundated with employees calling after they got their W-2s. Most of these employees were filing with a status of  "Married "  and most had dependents; we took this to our payroll guru to walk through the calculations manually. She determined that the taxes were being withheld correctly based on the annualized wages formula that Sage uses and she confirmed that it matched the Federal formula when annualizing wages.  This client is telling employees to fill out new W-4 forms to indicate they want to withhold as "Single".  

I agree with what Dawn said, We have a client with about 3,000 employees and they were inundated with employees calling after they got their W-2s. Most of these employees were filing with a status of  "Married "  and most had dependents; we took this to our payroll guru to walk through the calculations manually. She determined that the taxes were being withheld correctly based on the annualized wages formula that Sage uses and she confirmed that it matched the Federal formula when annualizing wages.  This client is telling employees to fill out new W-4 forms to indicate they want to withhold as "Single".  

I agree with what Dawn said, We have a client with about 3,000 employees and they were inundated with employees calling after they got their W-2s. Most of these employees were filing with a status of  "Married "  and most had dependents; we took this to our payroll guru to walk through the calculations manually. She determined that the taxes were being withheld correctly based on the annualized wages formula that Sage uses and she confirmed that it matched the Federal formula when annualizing wages.  This client is telling employees to fill out new W-4 forms to indicate they want to withhold as "Single".  

I agree with what Dawn said, We have a client with about 3,000 employees and they were inundated with employees calling after they got their W-2s. Most of these employees were filing with a status of  "Married "  and most had dependents; we took this to our payroll guru to walk through the calculations manually. She determined that the taxes were being withheld correctly based on the annualized wages formula that Sage uses and she confirmed that it matched the Federal formula when annualizing wages.  This client is telling employees to fill out new W-4 forms to indicate they want to withhold as "Single".