They do deduct taxes from your paycheck. Basically once a year, you have to true up and figure the exact amount you should have paid. If that’s less than what was withheld, you get a refund.
Well plus there are taxable events that aren’t on your payslip. If you sell goods over a certain threshold. If you get a taxable distribution from an investment account. Etc. Edit: also the IRS doesn’t know about what you have that’s eligible for deduction.
They do deduct taxes from your paycheck. Basically once a year, you have to true up and figure the exact amount you should have paid. If that’s less than what was withheld, you get a refund.
Well plus there are taxable events that aren’t on your payslip. If you sell goods over a certain threshold. If you get a taxable distribution from an investment account. Etc. Edit: also the IRS doesn’t know about what you have that’s eligible for deduction.