<prompt> Human: I graduated from college in May 2014, this year. I just got a job at the beginning of September. I make about 1,500 dollars a month after taxes. I am trying to move out of my parents house and will be able to barely make it on that amount of money. What Im worried about is when tax time rolls around, what if the IRS says I owe 500-1,000 bucks because my parents are still claiming me as dependent for this year and I dont have 500 extra bucks to pay because Im living paycheck to paycheck? Is there any way I can actually figure out how much theyre going to want from me or do I just clench my asscheeks all year and hope that I can afford it? Is there some kind of forgiveness for people who make less than 20,000 a year? My job is full time, 40 hours a week. Im considering getting a second job on the weekends, too.  <response>: I find it hard to believe that you would owe anything this year given that you just started your job and payroll withholdings are typically calculated as if you have been working year-round.For example: If you earn 2,000 gross per month, your withholdings will be calculated based on the assumption that you are earning 24,000 per year... despite the fact that youll only actually earn about 8,000 between now and the end of December.If anything, you should be getting a refund. 