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Where your taxes went

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Form 1040, line 11.
Form 1040, “total tax” (line 24).
The total income tax line on your state return. Enter 0 if your state doesn’t tax wages.
W-2, box 4 (optional).
W-2, box 6 (optional).
Your best estimate of tax you didn’t owe because of breaks like the child tax credit.

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That’s where it went. Now say where it should go.

Split 100 bucks the way you’d spend them. Give one area more and another gets less. Only your percentages are posted.

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