If i put 0 allowances on my w-4 form, when i get my w-2 form and file it with h@R block, does h@r block put 0?

the exemptions on your w-4 don;t get reported anywhere - it's just used to calculate your withholding tax - if you file 0 exemptions and you only have one job, then you should get a decent refund H&R block doesn't do anything or enter anything rleated to your exemptions - no tax preparer does - YOU are the only one that can file a new W-4 and that form goes to your employer's payroll office - HRB never sees it and it is irrelevant to any tax preparer

When you file your taxes you put the number of exemptions you are entitled to claim. If your single and have no dependents you would claim one provided no one else is claiming you. What you put on your W4 form, tells your employer how much taxes to withhold from your wages to satisfy your tax liability. So if you claimed zero on your W4 and you can claim yourself, the answer is yes. You can claim your exemption when you file. Lee, Enrolled Agent http://www.hrblock.com/tax_profe... This advice was prepared based on our understanding of the tax law in effect at the time it was written as it applies to the facts that you provided. Click on my profile to learn more.

The deductions you are talking about are not changed on a W-2 form. The W-2 form is the report of how much in taxes you paid during the previous year. It doesn't even show the number of deductions that you filed. Those are put on the W-4 by you. Your employer, and possibly their accountant(s), are the only people who see your W-4 form. Once that is entered in their system, they base your deductions for the year as if you are supporting that many people. If you have H&R Block file your taxes, they will put the proper number of deductions (people) that you should because they will require everyone's full name, birthdate, social security number, etc.