Any guidance provided by DCH related to the completion of income tax withholding forms should not be considered professional tax or legal advice. If you have questions or concerns, you should consult a tax professional. It is important that you complete tax withholding forms as accurately as possible to ensure that the proper amount is withheld from your wages. Failure to have the correct amount withheld may result in additional taxes and penalties at the time you file your income taxes, as required by law. Be sure to review your first few pay stubs closely to ensure that your withholdings are as you want them to be. You may adjust your withholdings at any time by completing new withholding forms. In line A, please enter your full name. In line B, please enter your social security number. In line C, enter your home address. In line D, enter the city you live in. In line E, enter the state you live in. In line F, enter the zip code you live in. In lines G and H, you will skip (note: you will not have an answer in every line below, you will only complete the lines which pertain to your particular situation). In blank J, if you are claiming no personal exemption throughout the year (which means you aren't claiming yourself, your spouse, nor any dependents), you will put a zero in line one and you are done with the form. You will not mark any other lines. If you mark zero, you're ready to e-sign the document. If you do not put a zero in line one, you will move to the next blank. In blank K, if you did not put a zero in line one, you will either have an answer in line two or three. Please note, you...
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