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2014 individual income tax brackets

Good news compulsive tax planners! You now can get to work on your 2014 federal income taxes.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued updated information for the 40 or so tax code provisions affected by inflation.

To get the tax party started, below are tables of the 2014 individual income tax brackets.

Single

Taxable income:

Tax rate:

Up to $9,075

10 percent

$9,076 to $36,900

15 percent

$36,901 to $89,350

25 percent

$89,351 to $186,350

28 percent

$186,351 to $405,100

33 percent

$405,101 to $406,750

35 percent

$406,751 or more

39.6 percent

 

Head of Household

Taxable income:

Tax rate:

Up to $12,950

10 percent

$12,951 to $49,400

15 percent

$49,401 to $127,550

25 percent

$127,551 to $206,600

28 percent

$206,601 to $405,100

33 percent

$405,101 to $432,200

35 percent

$432,201 or more

39.6 percent

 

Married Filing Jointly and Surviving Spouses

Taxable income:

Tax rate:

Up to $18,150

10 percent

$18,151 to $73,800

15 percent

$73,801 to $148,850

25 percent

$148,851 to $226,850

28 percent

$226,851 to $405,100

33 percent

$405,101 to $457,600

35 percent

$457,601 or more

39.6 percent

 

Married Filing Separately

Taxable income:

Tax rate:

Up to $9,075

10 percent

$9,076 to $36,900

15 percent

$36,901 to $74,425

25 percent

$74,426 to $113,425

28 percent

$113,426 to $202,550

33 percent

$202,551 to $228,800

35 percent

$228,801 or more

39.6 percent


Remember, these income ranges apply to your 2014 earnings.

For your 2013 tax filings due on April 15, 2014, you'll use the information in the table below.

 

2013 Income Tax Rates, Tax Brackets
Tax
Rate
Single       
Head of
Household 
Married
Filing Jointly
or Surviving Spouse         
Married
Filing Separately

10%

Up to $8,925

Up to $12,750 Up to
$17,850
Up to $8,925

15%

$8,926 to $36,250 $12,751 to $48,600 $17,851 to $72,500 $8,926 to $36,250

25%

$36,251 to $87,850
$48,601 to $125,450 $72,501 to $146,400 $36,251 to $73,200

28%

$87,851 to $183,250 $125,451 to $203,150 $146,401 to $223,050 $73,201 to $111,525

33%
$183,251 to $398,350 $203,151 to $398,350

$223,051 to $398,350

$111,526 to $199,175


35%

$398,351 to $400,000 $398,351 to $425,000 $398,351 to $450,000 $199,176 to $225,000

39.6%

$400,001 or more $425,001 or more $450,001
or more
$225,001
or more


Whether you're focusing on your 2013 taxes, getting a head start on your 2014 tax planning or both, these tables should help. 

And stay tuned for more on the 2014 tax inflation numbers.

Bankrate Taxes Blog icom New tax brackets, soda tax: The 2014 inflation adjusted tax brackets were, of course, a topic last week at my other tax blog.

I also blogged about San Francisco's proposed soda tax.

You can find out what tax matters I'm talking about at the Bankrate Taxes Blog on most Tuesdays and Thursdays. Or you can find a synopsis here on the ol' blog the following weekend.

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