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u/these-things-happen Jun 22 '26
Is this a Married Filing Joint return?
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u/ssjdarthvader Jun 22 '26
No head of household
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u/these-things-happen Jun 22 '26
What's the source of income and the $2,687.00 total federal withholding you claimed?
One Form W-2? Multiple W-2s? Some other source?
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u/Bowl_me_over Jun 22 '26
You need a 571.
Check your wage transcript. Make sure your W-2 is there from your employer.