<prompt> Human: IRS just published Notice 1036. It explains how your paychecks will be processed going forward.Here is how anyone can calculate what their new paycheck will be. You need your most recent paystub, and you need to know what your W4 says in terms of allowances. Also, this assumes your gross pay is same paycheck to paycheck. Look at your last paycheck and write down FIT Taxable wages. This is the part that is being taxed. Look at page one of IRS notice. Bottom left, if you are paid byweekly and have 2 exemptions on W4, then you do 159.60x2. Subtract this number from Fit Taxable Wages. Use this new number on tables on page 2 to determine how much will be withheld from your check. Look at your paystub again and look for federal taxes withheld. Difference between this number and the number you just previously looked up is how higher your paycheck will be. Note that this is withholding guidelines only, and your tax liability at the end of the year will still be influenced by number of factors. This is just a simple way to determine change in your paycheck come February payroll. Enjoy!  <response>: This seems good in the short run, but Im really worried about how this will work out in the next 5 years. Ill squirrel away the extra cash just in case. 