<prompt> Human: I used an estimator and got 600. Was thinking it would be more, is this right?  <response>: You first need to understand the most basic concept on taxes. Your employer will pay you 24 or 26 or whatever number of times in a year. Each paycheck will come with deductions that go to taxes. How much they take out is an estimation based on information you provided on W4 form. At the end of the year you will file a tax return, where your final income and final tax liability are calculated accurately, and if you overpaid in taxes you will get a refund. Uncle Sam ideally wants you to not owe more in taxes at this point, but this is also a possibility if you underwithheld.Do you now understand how it is impossible for us to even guess what your refund could be? 