The IRS has set the federal income tax brackets and standard deduction for tax year 2026 (filed in 2027). Here are the key numbers from IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-32.
Standard deduction 2026
- Single: $16,100
- Married filing jointly: $32,200
- Head of household: $24,150
The standard deduction was raised by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Tax rates 2026
Federal income tax rates remain 10% to 37%.
- 10% bracket: up to $12,400 (single) / $24,800 (married filing jointly)
- Top 37% rate: above $640,600 (single) / $768,700 (married filing jointly)
What this means
These figures apply to income earned in 2026, reported on the tax return you file in 2027.
This is general education, not tax advice. Check current IRS guidance before making decisions.
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