United States (US) Tax Brackets Calculator

When you are looking at the federal tax brackets, you are able to determine which tax rate applies to you for the current tax season which allows you to go on and determine how much tax you will be paying based on your income. Each year, federal tax rates are changed meaning that each year, the tax you pay will most likely differ from the previous year.

Once you have entered the necessary information into our Federal Tax Brackets Calculator you will be provided with a full breakdown of how much tax you will be paying and the amount of tax that falls into each bracket. The more income you receive; the more tax you will be paying.

Please note: This calculator has been updated for the 2024/25 tax year.

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Using Our Federal Tax Brackets Calculator

Select a tax year
Select a filing status (either single or joint)
Enter your income amount
Click "Calculate"

In order for the country to continue functioning on a stable financial level, Congress passed a bill which ensures that the tax rates which were cut during the presidency of George Bush are sustained for the foreseeable future. The terms which this bill ensures are:

The tax rate for couples (joint filing) earning under $450K will be preserved
The tax rate for individuals (single filing) earning under $400K will be preserved

For couples who are earning over $470.7K, their tax rate will be 39.6%
For individuals who are earning over $418.4K, their tax rate will be 39.6%

As mentioned above, tax rates are adjusted on an annual basis in order to account for economic inflation and recession. Depending on the status of inflation and recession, with consideration to the previous tax year, the tax rates will either be adjusted a lot or a little.

In order for the tax rates to be calculated accurately, the CPI-U (Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers) is used, allowing the government to make the necessary changes using official statistics. Depending on the changes made to tax rates, a change in the IRS tax liability may follow.

As of 2017, there are a total of seven tax brackets. The tax brackets consist of the following marginal rates: 10%, 15%, 25%, 28%, 33%, 35%, and 39.6%.

Note: From 2018, the new bracket rates are 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35%, and 37%.

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