The taxpayer is more likely to need to increase his or her withholding if he or she is married filing jointly and his or her spouse also works. If the taxpayer chooses to increase his or her withholding, he or she should complete the option in Step 2(b) on the new 2020 Form W-4. The taxpayer completes the Multiple Jobs Worksheet on only one Form W-4 to determine withholding. The withholding amount will be most accurate if, after completing the worksheet, the taxpayer enters the result in which of the following ways on Form W-4? O A. Divided equally and entered on both taxpayers' Form W-4 OB. Entered on the taxpayer's Form W-4 with the highest paying job OC. Entered on the taxpayer's Form W-4 with the lowest paying job OD. Omitted on the taxpayer's Form W-4 and included in estimated taxes The taxpayer is more likely to need to increase his or her withholding if he or she is married filing jointly and his or her spouse also works. If the taxpayer chooses to increase his or her withholding, he or she should complete the option in Step 2(b) on the new 2020 Form W-4. The taxpayer completes the Multiple Jobs Worksheet on only one Form W-4 to determine withholding. The withholding amount will be most accurate if, after completing the worksheet, the taxpayer enters the result in which of the following ways on Form W-4? O A. Divided equally and entered on both taxpayers' Form W-4 OB. Entered on the taxpayer's Form W-4 with the highest paying job OC. Entered on the taxpayer's Form W-4 with the lowest paying job OD. Omitted on the taxpayer's Form W-4 and included in estimated taxes