Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
But you can change your federal income taxes, which is a payroll tax, and what the exemptions go against. dude, semantics wow.too funny. yep, fk that whole exemption statement. way to go.his terminology while a bit off, was saved when he stated exemptions. There is only one tax that can be controlled in a paycheck and that is federal income taxes. that's it. he stated it. whatever the initial wording was was corrected with that statement without having to state income tax. You said it yourself. And you were unreasonable. And as such I got in. It's who I am.If he wants to admit he meant income tax, not payroll tax...…..
Why do you care about his error? Is he related?
his terminology while a bit off
It was wrong.
There is only one tax that can be controlled in a paycheck and that is federal income taxes.
That's why when he said payroll tax, not income tax, he was wrong.
You can also change state income tax withholding.
Any statement he made about changing his payroll tax withheld was wrong.
You can't change it by changing your exemptions.
You can't change it any other way either.
Your payroll tax withheld is 6.2% of income, up to $137,700 for Social Security and 1.45% of all income for Medicare.
For self-employed, double the rates withheld.
But you can change your federal income taxes
Sure can. But you can't change your payroll taxes. Explain that to Winco.