Paycheck Tax Withholding Review

We provide professional assistance with completing and updating your Federal Form W-4 and Georgia Form G-4 to help you determine the appropriate amount of federal and state income tax withheld from your paycheck.

Proper withholding can help reduce the risk of owing taxes at filing time or having too much tax withheld throughout the year.

Our Service Includes:

• Review of your current federal and Georgia withholding elections
• Assistance completing Federal Form W-4
• Assistance completing Georgia Form G-4
• Guidance based on your current tax situation
• Adjustments for life changes such as:

1. Starting a new job
2. Multiple jobs
3. Marriage
4. Divorce
5. Birth or adoption of a child
6. Changes in income
   Retirement

• Recommendations to help reduce the likelihood of under-withholding or over-withholding
• Explanation of how withholding choices may affect your paycheck and tax return

Who Should Consider This Service?

This service may benefit individuals who:

• Started a new job
• Received a raise or promotion
• Have more than one job
• Got married or divorced
• Had a child or added a dependent
• Owed taxes when filing their last tax return
• Received a much larger refund than expected and would prefer more money in each paycheck
• Want to review and update their tax withholding

Consultation Fee

A $50 consultation fee is due at the time of your appointment. This fee includes a review of your current withholding, discussion of your tax situation, and assistance with completing or updating your Federal Form W-4 and Georgia Form G-4, when appropriate.

If additional tax analysis or services are required, additional fees may apply.

Please Note: This service provides professional assistance with completing withholding forms based on the information you provide. Actual tax liability depends on your overall financial situation, income, deductions, credits, and applicable federal and state tax laws. Completing or updating a Federal Form W-4 or Georgia Form G-4 does not guarantee a tax refund or eliminate a balance due when you file your tax return.