Tax increase or stay the same? from paycheck?

[Anonymous]

I have 2 jobs
Full time job takes out $115 in taxes (fed, social security, Medicare) making $14/hr
Part time job takes out $35 making $12/hr

So my question is, if I just work with only 1 job, will my tax deduction from paycheck be $115?
I will be making $16 full time hours (80)

[WindAtMyBack]

I don't entirely understand the question.

Do you mean that if you only work one job, your pay will increase from $14 to $16 per hour?

If you were still making the same per hour, and working the same number of hours, your payroll deduction would still be $115. If your hourly pay increases to $16 and you work the same number of hours, then your deduction would increase, because you are making more money at that job.

Your second job is not taken into account for payroll deductions. But it IS taken into account at the end of the year when you file your taxes.

[exitseven]

Your taxes are figured out at rhe end if the year. Figure out your taxes like that

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[AI Opinion]

If you switch to one full-time job at $16/hour, your tax deductions will likely change. Tax withholding depends on your total income, tax bracket, and any information you provide on your W-4 form. Earning more per hour may lead to higher deductions, but the exact amount will depend on your overall tax situation, including any allowances or benefits you claim. It's a good idea to review a tax calculator or consult with a tax professional to understand your specific scenario better.

[Danny_dan92]

You are taxed based on how much money you make. The more money you make. The more taxes you pay