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Form W-4P is the IRS Withholding Certificate for Periodic Pension or Annuity Payments. People receiving regular pension, annuity, or certain retirement payments give it to their payer to set how much federal income tax is withheld.
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Use Form W-4P if you receive periodic (regular, recurring) payments from a pension, annuity, or similar retirement plan and want to tell the payer how much federal income tax to withhold. You give the completed form to the payer, not to the IRS. For one-time or nonperiodic payments, the IRS provides a separate form, W-4R.
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