Yo yo yo, what's up everybody? We are here to give you tax tips. Is anyone here? Well, I received a message from a young man last night asking whether or not he should file his tax return. So, let's discuss this and figure it out together. Also, I can answer other questions and provide more tips. Let's start by addressing the question of whether or not you have to file a tax return. We'll also go over someone's W-4 form. It's been a while since my last live session, so bear with me. Can you hear me well? Let's pull up the chat on another device. Alright, we have three people in the room. Let me turn off the volume. Sorry, that sounded decent. Moving on, someone asked about Miley Cyrus and DC Young Fly. Now, here's something that's dear to my heart because I don't make a lot of money. There were many years when I barely got by. Sometimes I only worked a little bit. Thanks for liking the video, flour. How is everyone doing? I don't go live often, but I'm trying to get back into the groove of things. So, this young man sent me his W-2 form and asked if he had to file it. At first, he mentioned that he made a small amount on it. I told him that he might not have to file, but he might want to. Now, looking at this young man's W-2 form, you'll see that es 1, 3, and 5 are all the same, indicating wages, tips, income, and compensation. For a small W-2 form like this one, most of these numbers will be the same. es 4 and 6 show the amount of Social Security and Medicare deduction from the paycheck (16.2% and 1.45%, respectively)....
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