Update Federal W4

Add or update your Federal W-4 which is used to determine the tax qualifications, exemptions and amounts that you claim for federal taxes when deducted from a payroll check.

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In the Things I Can Do, select Add/Change Withholding Form (W-4).
Select Employee's Withholding Certificate (W-4).
At the Are Your Paychecks Subject to Federal Income Tax question, select the appropriate response.
Note The Full Instructions link will open the current W-4 form with IRS provided instructions on how to complete.
In Step 1, Personal Information, select your filing status.
If No was selected for Are your paychecks subject to Federal income tax?, Select next. If yes was selected, continue to the next step.
At Step 2, Multiple Jobs, select the appropriate response.
At Step 3, Claim Dependents, select the appropriate response.
Enter number of qualifying children.
Enter number of dependents.
At Step 4, Other Adjustments, optionally enter amounts.
Select next.
Review the W-4 Withholding Certificate.
Select Under penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this certificate and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, it is true, correct, and complete.
Select Sign & Save.

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