<prompt> Human: I worked for the City for now my second year and was expecting a really nice return this year. So I got my W-2 and was extremely disappointed to see I wasnt going to be getting a return. But I was more confused about it. I knew I put a 0 on my W-4 so I went to the cities payroll office, a nice woman looked into it and told me that it was originally filed as a 0, but then changed twice throughout the year. It changed to a 1 in the beginning of June, 2016 and back to a 0 in November, 2016. I never changed it though. Is there anything I can do about this? It feels like I got cheated here.EDIT: So no I havent looked at my pay stubs, but I do remember getting deductions of 150 of my 800 checks on each pay check from what I can only assume were taxes. I will go get the stubs tomorrow and figure it out from there.  <response>: Not sure why you feel like you got cheated. Your tax liability is the same the same whether you overpay tor pay less throughout the year.The only thing you can do is not only make sure its fixed for 2017. Also throughout the year you can check on the irs withholding calculator to see if you are taking out enough or not. 