<prompt> Human: I tried searching and a lot of the topics seemed to do with spouses and multiple incomes. I am a single, independent earner with two jobs.in 2015 I filed two separate W4s for both of my jobs and when I went to do my return this year, adding both my W2s in a single return bumped me into a higher tax bracket and screwed me over. I want to fix this for 2016 so Im adjusting my withholdings and allowances.I got a new 2016 W4 and followed the instructions and filled out the lines, but my question is, do I submit the exact same W4 to both employers? Or should one differ from the other?At my primary job I earned 27,000 last year and at my secondary job I earned 17,500. So far the backside of the W4 looks likeLine 1. 1 Line 2. 2 Line 3. Intentionally left blank Line 4. 2 Line 5. 1 Line 6. 1 Line 7. 610 Line 8. 610 Line 9. 25.42  <response>: I would check out the IRS Withholding Calculator You can select two different jobs from the drop down, plus any creditsdeductionsmisc income you will receive. It will tell you at the end what to put on each line of each W4. Make sure you have your most recent pay stub from each job with you to make it as accurate as possible 