- 4 -
What Instructions Did We Give Your Employer?
We instructed your employer to disregard your Form W-4,
Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate, and
withhold tax from your paycheck as follows:
Filing Status: Single
Allowances: 0
In addition, we have instructed your employer not to
honor a new Form W-4 from you, unless the filing status
and allowances you claim do not result in less
withholding than the filing status and allowances shown
above.
What Does the Change to Your Filing Status and
Allowances Mean? This change in your filing status and
allowances will mean an increase in the amount withheld
from your paycheck.
What Can You Do If You Disagree?
- If your circumstances have changed your filing
status and your number of allowances, you may (1)
complete the enclosed Form W-4, including the
worksheet on the back, (2) include a written
statement and any supporting documentation to
justify your filing status and your number of
allowances, and (3) return it to us within 30 days
from the date of this letter.
- If you’re claiming exemption from withholding, (1)
complete the enclosed Form 6450, Questionnaire to
Determine Exemption from Withholding, (2) return
it with your completed Form W-4, and (3) include
your telephone number and the hours we can reach
you.
- In either case if we do not hear from you within
30 days from the date of this letter, your
employer has been instructed to withhold at the
rate shown above.
Can My Employer Change My Filing Status or Increase My
Allowances? Your employer cannot change your filing
status or increase your allowances until they receive
written notice from us. The Internal Revenue Code
(IRC) Section 3402 requires employers to withhold tax.
If the statement and documentation that you send to us
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next
Last modified: November 10, 2007