Table: Tax Foundation
Table: 2013 Tax Rates and Brackets | ||
Filing Status
|
Taxable Income
|
Rate
|
Single
|
$0 to $8,925:
|
10%
|
$8,925 to $36,250:
|
15%
| |
$36,250 to $87,850:
|
25%
| |
$87,850 to $183,250:
|
28%
| |
$183,250 to $398,350:
|
33%
| |
$398,350 to $400,000:
|
35%
| |
$400,000+:
|
39.6%
| |
Joint
|
$0 to $17,850:
|
10%
|
$17,850 to $72,500:
|
15%
| |
$72,500 to $146,400:
|
25%
| |
$146,400 to $223,050:
|
28%
| |
$223,050 to $398,350:
|
33%
| |
$398,350 to $450,000:
|
35%
| |
$450,000+:
|
39.6%
| |
Head of Household
|
$0 to $12,750:
|
10%
|
$12,750 to $48,600:
|
15%
| |
$48,600 to $125,450:
|
25%
| |
$125,450 to $203,150:
|
28%
| |
$203,150 to $398,350:
|
33%
| |
$398,350 to $425,000:
|
35%
| |
$425,000+:
|
39.6%
|
Congress set the 2012 AMT exemption level at $50,600 for single filers and $78,750 for joint filers and adjusts these amounts for inflation thereafter. In 2013, inflation adjustments will result in an AMT exemption level of $51,900 for single filers and $80,800 for joint filers.
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