Taxpayers still can file the old W-4 form to have more money withheld from their paychecks. A new W-4 is expected to roll out late this year for 2020.

Understand the W-4 form, its purpose, and how to complete it accurately to ensure correct federal income tax withholding from ...

But in 2020, for the first time in more than three decades, the IRS has given its W-4 form -- which determines how much federal income tax is withheld from your paycheck -- a makeover.

The W-4 form enables employers to withhold the correct federal income tax from paychecks. A new form can reflect multiple jobs and other factors.

What is a W-4? What does it tell your employer? Knowing how this IRS form works can help with new jobs, tax refunds, and avoiding estimated tax payments.

The 2020 W-4 form has arrived. The main difference between this new version and previous versions is the elimination of withholding allowances.

One day soon, the IRS will release its near-final version of the 2020 Form W-4 that workers are supposed to use to calculate their federal income tax withholding. The new form is intended to fully ...

This Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2020 photo shows the W-4 form in New York. The IRS has introduced a new Form W-4 that must be used by all employers in 2020 to better accommodate recent changes to the tax ...

The IRS has released the final version of the 2020 Form W-4 with some important changes that could impact both employers and workers this tax season. The new form is for use this year – it is ...

You're about to begin that much-needed, new job and your employer hands you an IRS Form W-4 to fill out and submit to them immediately. Don't wince. This required tax form controls how much tax ...

(KWCH) - Some employees may start the new year by filling out a new W-4 tax form. It determines how much federal income tax is withheld from your paycheck. Tim Graham, a tax professional at R and ...

Why you should care about the new W-4 tax form The IRS has introduced a new Form W-4 that must be used by all employers in 2020 to accommodate recent changes to the tax law.