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Of course it is if you didn't pay enough taxes per the tax tables after standard deductions and/or any itemized deductions and/or adjustments to income. Example below:I have a friend whose taxes I prepared. He had enough federal tax withheld to get $300 or so back. He owed the State of Missouri $108 due to underpayment of taxes after all was said amd done. I told him to have a bit more withheld for Missouri to avoid that.his response was his federal refund paid for the amount owed Missouri, and it was less than last year. The logic is there but it still drives me crazy trying to sort it in my brain…do a new W4 form! Oh well…

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Highly unlikely. Federal payroll system is automated, and errors are improbable but not impossible. You get paid every 2 weeks so number if paychecks, typically, are 26 and not 24.Look at yourW4 - number of exemptions you have claimed, andpay stub. It will have a breakdown of your gross minus these typical deductions:Federal taxesState taxesTSP contributionsSocial Security and Medicare taxesHealth insurance premiumLongterm Care Insurance (hope you subscribed to it)Union dues, if anyhealth Flexible Spending Account (FSA)Just add up the deductions and compare to your estimate ($your salary/26 MINUS all deductions). Account for overtime for each pay period. For that week, proportionately, your tax deductions will go up, too.If there is a discrepancy, talk to Payroll