Considering that claiming zero gives the government an interest-free loan on your money, you're not really coming out ahead at all. There's a lot more to consider for every person, but the short answer is generally no.![]()
I'm no tpark when it comes to mad bank and mastery of the fiscal arts, so I have a quick question that some of you may be able to help me with.
Consider an average worker with only income from his job
if you file zero for tax purposes, and you get the bigger return, do you always end up on top compared to someone who files like 2 or 3, gets more money per paycheck, and then a smaller return?
Considering that claiming zero gives the government an interest-free loan on your money, you're not really coming out ahead at all. There's a lot more to consider for every person, but the short answer is generally no.![]()
Neither am I, hence why i hire someone to do it for me.I'm no tpark when it comes to mad bank and mastery of the fiscal arts
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