2027 tax brackets and standard deductions

Status of the 2027 IRS inflation adjustments, with the verified 2026 brackets shown until the next revenue procedure is published.

By David Miller Updated Sources

2027 status: Not released yet.

The IRS usually publishes next year’s inflation adjustments in the fall. Until that publication appears, this page keeps the 2027 cells empty and shows the verified 2026 figures below.

This page does not predict 2027 rates or dollar amounts. When the IRS releases the figures, they are copied into the data file and this page shows 2027 first.

2027 federal income tax

Not released yet

Not released yet.

2026 federal income tax

Verified from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32. Reviewed 2026-10-11.

Standard deduction

Single
$16,100
Married filing jointly
$32,200
Married filing separately
$16,100
Head of household
$24,150
Surviving spouse
$32,200

Single brackets

Rate Taxable income up to
10% $12,400
12% $50,400
22% $105,700
24% $201,775
32% $256,225
35% $640,600
37% No ceiling

Married filing jointly brackets

Rate Taxable income up to
10% $24,800
12% $100,800
22% $211,400
24% $403,550
32% $512,450
35% $768,700
37% No ceiling

Married filing separately brackets

Rate Taxable income up to
10% $12,400
12% $50,400
22% $105,700
24% $201,775
32% $256,225
35% $384,350
37% No ceiling

Head of household brackets

Rate Taxable income up to
10% $17,700
12% $67,450
22% $105,700
24% $201,750
32% $256,200
35% $640,600
37% No ceiling

Surviving spouse brackets

Rate Taxable income up to
10% $24,800
12% $100,800
22% $211,400
24% $403,550
32% $512,450
35% $768,700
37% No ceiling

Calculators