2024 Tax Brackets

Your 2024 Tax Brackets 

Understanding the 2024 tax brackets is crucial for taxpayers. This comprehensive guide breaks down the IRS’s current Federal Income tax brackets, helping you navigate the complexities of tax filing. With the right knowledge, you can make informed decisions about your finances and potentially reduce your tax liability. 

The IRS has set seven tax brackets ranging from 10% to 37%. These brackets apply to different income levels, and your tax rate depends on your taxable income and filing status (e.g., single, married filing jointly, or head of household). Here’s a quick overview: 

2024 Tax Year IRS Adjustments 

2024 Standard Deductions: 

Single Filers: The standard deduction is $14,600, up by $750 from the previous year. 

Married Couples Filing Jointly: The standard deduction is $29,200, which is an increase of $1,500 from the previous year. 

Head of Household: The standard deduction for this category is $21,900, reflecting an increase of $1,100​​. 

2024 Tax Brackets for Single Taxpayers: 

• 10%: $0 to $11,600 
• 12%: $11,600 to $47,150 
• 22%: $47,150 to $100,525 
• 24%: $100,525 to $191,950 
• 32%: $191,950 to $243,725 
• 35%: $243,725 to $609,350 
• 37%: Over $609,350 

2024 Tax Brackets for Married and Filing Jointly: 

• 10%: $0 to $23,200 
• 12%: $23,200 to $94,300 
• 22%: $94,300 to $201,050 
• 24%: $201,050 to $383,900 
• 32%: $383,900 to $487,450 
• 35%: $487,450 to $731,200 
• 37%: Over $731,200 

2023 Tax Year IRS Adjustments 

2023 Tax Year Standard Deductions: 

Single or married filing separately: The standard deduction is up by $900 and is now $13,850. 

Married and filing jointly: The standard deduction is now $27,700, increasing by $1,800. 

Heads of Households: The standard deduction is now $20,800, an increase of $1,400. 

2023 Tax Brackets for Single Taxpayers: 

• 37% for incomes higher than $578,125 
• 35% for incomes higher than $231,250 
• 32% for incomes higher than $182,100 
• 24% for incomes higher than $95,375 
• 22% for incomes higher than $44,725 

• 12% for incomes higher than $11,000 
• 10% for incomes of $11,000 and less 

 2023 Tax Brackets for Married and Filing Jointly: 

• 37% for incomes higher than $693,750 
• 35% for incomes higher than $462,500 
• 32% for incomes higher than $364,200 
• 24% for incomes higher than $190,750 
• 22% for incomes higher than $89,450 
• 12% for incomes higher than $22,000 
• 10% for incomes of $22,000 and less 

2022 Tax Year IRS Adjustments 

2022 Tax Year Standard Deductions: 

Single or married filing separately: The standard deduction is $12950. 

Married and filing jointly: The standard deduction is now $25,900. 

Heads of households: The standard deduction is now $19,400. 

2022 Tax Brackets for Single Taxpayers: 

• 37% for incomes higher than $539,900 
• 35% for incomes higher than $215,950 

• 32% for incomes higher than $170,050 
• 24% for incomes higher than $89,075 
• 22% for incomes higher than $41,775 
• 12% for incomes higher than $10,275 
• 10% for incomes of $10,275 and less 

2022 Tax Brackets for Married and Filing Jointly: 

• 37% for incomes higher than $647,850 
• 35% for incomes higher than $431,900 
• 32% for incomes higher than $340,100 
• 24% for incomes higher than $178,150 
• 22% for incomes higher than $83,550 
• 12% for incomes higher than $20,550 
• 10% for incomes of $20,550 and less 

Tax Planning for Success 

The challenges of tax preparation, especially considering ever-changing tax laws, highlight the importance of staying well-informed and seeking professional assistance. Consulting with a tax professional can significantly ease this annual obligation. Moreover, avoiding procrastination in tax filing not only prevents last-minute stress but also mitigates the risk of penalties and legal repercussions. CKH Group is here for you. Let’s chat, you can book a free consultation, or you can contact us at 1-770-495-9077 or email us at info@ckhgroup.com

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