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File 1 or 0 on your w4 and work out a payment plan with the irs, trust me they will work with you, i work for the irs
Awe dude it happens I think I'm going to owe some money from my one job but I will get money back from another, too. I'm sorry!
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. There's always the inevitable possibility that life may turn sour at any given moment - including your love life - so sans bracing yourself for such inevitabilities, one could expect that everything might eventually snowball. Shit happens. About the only good news is that from here, one of the few directions you can go is up.
Welcome to the working class.
I was in the EXACT same situation about two years ago. I had also started paying child support as well. My situation didn't improve so I went into the military.
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Haha, you and my step-dad both
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Poor you! literally! :/
Seriously--it is not your employers responsibility to take out "enough" taxes for you. Thats all on your shoulders!! When you get a check, you should always look at how much federal/state is being withheld. If there is too much, or not enough, it is YOUR responsibility to fill out a new W4 form to adjust it. Part-time jobs rarely withhold enough taxes, even if you have several part time jobs. The government views each job as your only job, and pretty much gives you your entire wage. You need to withhold an additional $5-10 per check with part-time jobs if you don't want to pay in.