Tax Notes & News
Updates and notes for federal and state/provincial tax information. Use the links below to jump to the live Tax Tables for each jurisdiction.
Federal
Federal income tax brackets, capital gains, and standard deduction. Our tables are driven by the same data used in the calculator.
Recent notes
IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32: 2025 standard deduction $15,750 (single), $31,500 (married filing jointly), $23,625 (head of household). Inflation-adjusted amounts.
Inflation-adjusted federal brackets and standard deduction for tax year 2025.
Long-term capital gains rates: 0%, 15%, or 20% depending on taxable income and filing status. Single 0% up to $48,350; joint 0% up to $96,700. Short-term gains taxed as ordinary income.
IRS Revenue Procedure 23-34: 2024 inflation-adjusted brackets and standard deduction for single filers.
US States
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Canadian Provinces
Select a province to open its rate tables. Federal (Canada) and provincial brackets are available on the Tax Tables page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When are new tax year brackets announced?
The IRS typically publishes inflation-adjusted bracket thresholds, standard deduction amounts, and other figures in October or November of the prior year via a Revenue Procedure. Canada's CRA publishes similar updates before the start of each tax year.
What does "provisional" mean for tax data?
Provisional data means we have modeled the values based on carry-forward rates or preliminary announcements, but the official final publication has not yet been confirmed. Provisional values should be treated as directional estimates.
How can I report an error in the tax data?
Email [email protected] with the jurisdiction, year, and the value you believe is incorrect. Include a link to the official source if possible. We aim to verify and correct reported issues within a few days.