<prompt> Human: I started working 17-20 hrs OT for the last three pay periods. The increase in pay has allowed me to meet my monthly savings contribution goal, save up for tuition, and set up a plan to eliminate my credit card debt sooner while staying on budget. My question is if I continue to do OT for the remainder of the year, will I end up owing money next year? I made about 53K last year started in February 2017 base salary was 45K and relocation bonus was 25 of salary and got a refund but somehow owed the state 61 can someone tell me why?. My salary is 57K until August, then it will be 61K but I will still plan to do OT.Some info about me: Single State of residence: GA Also paying student loan interest; may start paying loan while still in school after credit card debt is eliminated should be October  <response>: Why do people think that its not worth getting paid more because you pay more taxes? You will never be taxed so much more that it will offset the extra amount you are paid. If you make more money, you make more money. 