Federal income tax rates and brackets

You pay tax as a percentage of your income in layers called tax brackets. As your income goes up, the tax rate on the next layer of income is higher.

When your income jumps to a higher tax bracket, you don't pay the higher rate on your entire income. You pay the higher rate only on the part that's in the new tax bracket.

2025 tax rates for a single taxpayer

For a single taxpayer, the rates are:

Tax rate on taxable income from . . . up to . . .
10% $0 $11,925
12% $11,926 $48,475
22% $48,476 $103,350
24% $103,351 $197,300
32% $197,301 $250,525
35% $250,526 $626,350
37% $626,351 And up

2025 tax rates for other filers

Find the current tax rates for other filing statuses.

Tax rate on taxable income from . . . up to . . .
10% $0 $23,850
12% $23,851 $96,950
22% $96,951 $206,700
24% $206,701 $394,600
32% $394,601 $501,050
35% $501,051 $751,600
37% $751,601 And up
Tax rate on taxable income from . . . up to . . .
10% $0 $11,925
12% $11,926 $48,475
22% $48,476 $103,350
24% $103,351 $197,300
32% $197,301 $250,525
35% $250,526 $375,800
37% $375,801 And up
Tax rate on taxable income from . . . up to . . .
10% $0 $17,000
12% $17,001 $64,850
22% $64,851 $103,350
24% $103,351 $197,300
32% $197,301 $250,500
35% $250,501 $626,350
37% $626,351 And up

Tax rates and tables

See the 2025 tax tables (for money you earned in 2025).

Find the 2026 tax rates (for money you earn in 2026).

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