Taxorly AI Tax Advisor
Answered June 4, 2026
To determine your tax rate for 2026, we need to know your filing status and taxable income. The 2026 federal income tax brackets are as follows:
- Single filers: 10% on $0-$11,600, 12% on $11,601-$47,150, 22% on $47,151-$100,525, 24% on $100,526-$191,950, 32% on $191,951-$243,725, 35% on $243,726-$609,350, and 37% on $609,351 or more.
- Joint filers: 10% on $0-$23,200, 12% on $23,201-$94,300, 22% on $94,301-$201,050, 24% on $201,051-$383,900, 32% on $383,901-$487,450, 35% on $487,451-$731,200, and 37% on $731,201 or more.
For example, if you're single and your taxable income is $60,000, your tax rate would be 22%. Try our Tax Bracket Calculator at taxorly.com/tax-bracket-calculator.
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