Jade Walshaw

And so that's where most people sit.

Now, if you own your own business and there's a lot going on and maybe you're working with a tax professional, they might say that itemizing is the way.

But most people are going to fall in that standard deduction because it's easier, often higher.

Only itemize if your expenses exceed that standard deduction amount.

There you go, Dave.

You lied.

Yeah.

So like I was saying before, most of us can maybe file our own taxes if we're doing normal W-2.

But if you've had a major change, maybe you got married, you had kids, you got a new job, you bought a home, maybe you entered retirement, all of those things definitely can affect your taxes.

And after major life changes, just go ahead and review, adjust your withholding, decide if it's now good to work with a tax professional versus filing them yourself.

That's not the Disney fund?

And it's so easy to do.

A way to do that is look at your last tax refund, divide it by 12, go on your W-4.

There's literally a line on there that you can decide what your withholding is.

Change it.

He's saying to make the rule work.

What's maintenance on a boat like that a year?

Percentage.

I'm going to let that slide, Dave.

Yeah, it's a very small percentage of his life.