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Tax Bracket

Tax brackets are the divisions at which a taxpayer’s tax rates change in a progressive tax system, where the percent of taxes paid on wages increases as a taxpayer’s wages increase. However the brackets only apply to a taxpayers income above the standard deduction of $5,150. The income ranges for that qualify for tax brackets differs depending on a taxpayer’s filing status, but the percentages are the same. Below is the 2006 Federal income tax brackets for an unmarried person.

Income Range

Tax Rate

$0 to $7,550

10%

$7,551 to $30,650

15%

$30,651 to $74,200

25%

$74,201 to $154,800

28%

$154,801 to $336,550

33%

$336,551 and above

35%

Print | posted on Monday, September 10, 2007 10:44 AM | Filed Under [ Glossary Terms ]

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