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this post was submitted on 02 Mar 2024
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This is opposite of what OP is asking. If you claim zero exemptions then your employer will pull the most out of your check, giving you a bigger refund come tax time and smaller net paychecks.
OP wants to do the opposite by having their employer pull no tax withholdings (deductions) from their check.