With the new American Taxpayer Relief Act passed in
2012, IRS introduced an additional 39.6% tax bracket for highest
income earners.
2013 US Federal Marginal Tax Rates:
Single taxpayers:
| Income, over: |
>$8,925 |
>$36,250 |
>$87,850 |
>$183,250 |
>$398,350 |
>$400,000 |
| Marginal tax rate: |
15% |
25% |
28% |
33% |
35% |
39.6% |
Married taxpayers filing joint returns and surviving
spouses:
| Income, over: |
>$17,850 |
>$72,500 |
>$146,400 |
>$223,050 |
>$398,350 |
>$450,000 |
| Marginal tax rate: |
15% |
25% |
28% |
33% |
35% |
39.6% |
Married taxpayers filing separate returns:
| Income, over: |
>$8,925 |
>$36,250 |
>$73,200 |
>$111,525 |
>$199,175 |
>$225,000 |
| Marginal tax rate: |
15% |
25% |
28% |
33% |
35% |
39.6% |
Heads of households:
| Income, over: |
>$12,750 |
>$48,600 |
>$125,450 |
>$203,150 |
>$398,350 |
>$425,000 |
| Marginal tax rate: |
15% |
25% |
28% |
33% |
35% |
39.6% |
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