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Considering that she files HOH and her income is $63,600 and itemized deduction of appx. $25000 and personal exemption of $7,000 the net taxable income will be 31,600. The tax on this will be appx. $4,170. After dependent care credit and child tax credit the tax will be appx. $2,570.
So your ex should have atleast $3,000 withheld in taxes in order to be well covered in tax. To achieve this, she can claim appx. 11 allowances on her W-4.
Let me know if you have any question.
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Yes, she should if you are hoping that the divorce will be finalized this year.
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I will also inform them.