nexgentaxes.com

By NexGen Support Team

January 23, 2026

w4 Withholding

W-4 Withholding Calculator 2025

Calculate the right amount of federal tax to withhold from your paycheck. Avoid surprises at tax time.

W-4 Withholding Calculator 2025

Optimize Your Paycheck Withholding

  • See if you're on track or need to adjust
  • Account for multiple jobs and spouse income
  • Get specific W-4 line recommendations
  • Uses 2025 tax brackets and deductions

Your Information

Federal tax per paycheck
$2,000 credit each
$500 credit each
Interest, dividends, side gigs

Withholding Analysis

Year-End Projection
$0
Total Income$0
Standard Deduction$0
Taxable Income$0
Federal Tax$0
Tax Credits$0
Tax After Credits$0
Annual Withholding$0

W-4 Recommendations

Step 3 - Dependents$0
Step 4(a) - Other Income$0
Step 4(b) - Deductions$0
Step 4(c) - Extra/Paycheck$0
Need Help With Your W-4?
Our tax pros can help you adjust withholding based on your full situation.
Get Help

How It Works

1

Enter Income

Your annual salary and pay frequency.

2

Add Dependents

Children and other dependents for credits.

3

Current Withholding

How much is withheld per paycheck now.

4

Get Recommendations

See if adjustments are needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Form W-4?+
Form W-4 tells your employer how much federal income tax to withhold from your paycheck. Getting it right helps avoid large balances due or excessive withholding.
How do I avoid owing taxes?+
If you’re projected to under-withhold, you can increase extra withholding on Step 4(c) of your W-4. This calculator shows an estimated extra amount per paycheck.
Should I claim dependents on my W-4?+
If you have qualifying dependents, Step 3 can reduce withholding to reflect credits such as the Child Tax Credit ($2,000) and Other Dependent Credit ($500).
How often should I update my W-4?+
Update after major changes such as marriage/divorce, a new child, job changes, or changes in household income.
What if I have multiple jobs?+
Multiple jobs can cause under-withholding. Consider Step 2 adjustments and/or add extra withholding on Step 4(c).

Get Your Withholding Right

Use this as a planning tool, then adjust your W-4 based on your complete tax situation.

Contact NexGen Taxes