<prompt> Human: So my wife and I were recently married and went to updated our W-4. Both of us work so we completed the Two-EarnersMultiple Jobs Worksheet. According to the work sheet, we will have an additional 8,000 withheld from our paychecks. We have 4 pay periods left this year, and based on the worksheet, we need an additional 2,000 withheld per pay check.Here is the break down of the numbers Starting with the Two-EarnersMultiple Jobs Workseet. My inputs are in bold:1. Enter number from Line H - 2 2. Find the number in Table 1 that applies to the lower paying job - 10 3. If line 1 is less than line 2, enter 0 - 0 4. Enter the number from line 2 - 10 5. Enter the number from line 1 - 2 6. Subtract line 5 from line 4 - 8 7. Find the amount in table 2 that applies to the highest paying job - 1,000 8. Multiple line 7 by line 6. This is the annual withholding needed - 8,000 9. Divide line 8 by the number of pay periods 4 - 2,000 Are we looking at these numbers right? If so, is the 8,000 withheld for both of us combined or per person? As we were not married for the whole year, is the 8,000 pro-rated for only the months weve been married? Starting to get a bit worried and any information is much appreciated. Edit 1: We will be married filing jointly  <response>: Use the IRS withholding calculator, not the sheet.If you are married on December 31, then youre married for the entire year. It doesnt matter when you got married.The 8k is combined. If you file MFJ then it doesnt matter what you make individually. 