If you get a raise next year, there’s a chance your tax rate won’t change thanks to new tax brackets recently released by the ...

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The Internal Revenue Service unveiled Thursday its 2026 federal income tax brackets and deductions for the new tax year.

While the tax rates themselves remain unchanged, ranging from 10% to 37%, the income thresholds have been increased by ...

The IRS is raising standard deductions for 2026 — up to $32,200 for joint filers and $16,100 for singles — along with larger ...

As usual, tax bracket thresholds were raised. Many taxpayers are getting some additional relief beginning this year, though.

Despite a government shutdown and news that the Internal Revenue Service would furlough almost half of its staff, the IRS ...

The amount of tax you pay next year could be changing after the Internal Revenue Service made inflation adjustments and ...

Despite its partial closure amid the government shutdown, the Internal Revenue Service on Thursday released details of its ...

Wondering how much you’ll pay in taxes next year? The Internal Revenue Service has released the 2026 tax brackets, providing American taxpayers with insight into inflation adjustments and income ...

The IRS says the standard deduction and earned income tax credit are each going up slightly in 2026 for most taxpayers.

The IRS announced higher income thresholds, which means taxpayers will get taxed less on lower income amounts.