The IRS requires quarterly estimated tax payments on income that is not automatically subject to federal withholding.

Tax professionals say multiple income streams often lead to under-withholding, leaving workers surprised by tax ...

The IRS widened income ranges for most tax brackets, which could slightly reduce how much is withheld from paychecks.

The tax bracket income levels for 2026 are increasing by 2.3% and new tax breaks could allow you to keep more take-home pay.

A Withholding tax is an amount of money that an employer withholds from an employee's salary and pays directly to the government. This amount is then considered a credit against the employee's income ...

Whether you work as a salaried employee or receive income from a pension, commission or other sources, understanding how much tax should be withheld from your earnings is crucial.

The IRS has quietly handed most American workers a modest tax break starting this month, but fewer are likely aware of it. Inflation adjustments and changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act have ...

When you get a bonus — or other supplemental wages such as severance pay, commissions, etc. — your employer must withhold some of the money to send to the IRS for taxes. Your employer may withhold 22 ...

Understanding your paycheck has become more complicated than ever. Between federal taxes, state income tax, local taxes, ...

A W-2 form is an important tax paper from your employer. It shows your yearly income and the taxes already paid. You need it ...