These are the exact 2026 figures this calculator applies. If one of them does not match your situation, the result will not match either.
- Tax year 2026
- Standard deduction (single $16,100
- Standard deduction) married filing jointly $32,200
- Standard deduction (married filing separately $16,100
- Standard deduction) head of household $24,150
- Single brackets 10% / 12% / 22% / 24% / 32% / 35% / 37%
- Single thresholds $12,400 · $50,400 · $105,700 · $201,775 · $256,225 · $640,600
- Joint thresholds $24,800 · $100,800 · $211,400 · $403,550 · $512,450 · $768,700
- Separate thresholds $12,400 · $50,400 · $105,700 · $201,775 · $256,225 · $384,350
- Head of household thresholds $17,700 · $67,450 · $105,700 · $201,775 · $256,200 · $640,600
Not modeled: Social Security and Medicare tax (FICA on wages, or self-employment tax on business profit), state and local income tax, the Section 199A qualified business income deduction, tax credits of any kind, the alternative minimum tax, net investment income tax, capital gains rates, and phase-outs. Take-home is gross income less pre-tax contributions and federal income tax only, your real paycheck will be lower. For a fuller picture use the total tax liability estimator.