You have the option of electing to claim married, but withhold at the higher single rate and you may also specify an additional amount of your chosing. I had a similiar situation and both my husband and I changed our W-4's to married but withhold at the higher single rate. We found that was the necessary adjustment to break even at tax time. I knew another couple that did the same and had an additional $20.00 per pay period and for the first time in five years got a refund. They said it was like a savings account to them during the year and it still seems to be working for them. Contact your payroll administrator and they will give you the forms to fill out. Hope this helps.




