How Much Will You Get Back in Taxes?
TAXCASTER
Tax Calculator 2021
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Frequently asked questions
Enter some simple questions about your situation, and TaxCaster will estimate your tax refund amount, or how much you may owe to the IRS. TaxCaster stays up to date with the latest tax laws, so you can be confident the calculations are current. The results are only estimates however, as various other factors can impact your tax outcome. When you file with TurboTax, we'll guide you step by step to ensure your taxes are done accurately. Start TurboTax for free
To lower the amount you owe, the simplest way is to adjust your tax withholdings on your W-4. Our W-4 Calculator can help you determine how to update your W-4 to get your desired tax outcome.
There are a variety of other ways you can lower your tax liability, such as:
- Taking advantage of deductions
- Making charitable contributions
- Maximizing your business expenses
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The standard deduction is a set amount based on your filing status. Itemized deductions are ones you can claim based on your yearly expenses. It makes sense to choose whichever will yield you the greatest tax break, but if you choose to itemize deductions, you'll need to keep track of your expenses and have receipts or documentation ready.
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