Does An Exempt Form W-4 Require Filing Every Year
Yes, unlike a standard W-4, an exempt W-4 expires every year. To keep the exemption regarding federal income tax withholding, one must submit a new Form W-4 to their employer claiming exempt status by February 15 of each calendar year.
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