Use this table to determine your federal income tax.
Federal income tax brackets for 2024*
Tax rate
Married, filing jointly or qualified widow(er)
Single
Head of household
Married, filing separately
10%
$0–$23,200
$0–$11,600
$0–$16,550
$0–$11,600
12%
$23,201–$94,300
$11,601–$47,150
$16,551–$63,100
$11,601–$47,150
22%
$94,301–$201,050
$47,151–$100,525
$63,101–$100,500
$47,151–$100,525
24%
$201,051–$383,900
$100,526–$191,950
$100,501–$191,950
$100,526–$191,950
32%
$383,901–$487,450
$191,951–$243,725
$191,951–$243,700
$191,951–$243,725
35%
$487,451–$731,200
$243,726–$609,350
$243,701–$609,350
$243,726–$365,600
37%
$731,201 and over
$609,351 and over
$609,351 and over
$365,601 and over
*This information is subject to change by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
If you receive a paycheck, the IRS tax withholding estimator can help you make sure you have the right amount of tax withheld from your paycheck.
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