2025 Federal Income Tax Brackets

Single Filers

Married Filing Jointly

Married Filing Jointly

10%: Up to $11,985
12%: $11,986 to $49,810
22%: $49,811 to $107,000
24%: $107,001 to $190,750
32%: $190,751 to $431,050
35%: $431,051 to $641,300
37%: Over $641,300

Married Filing Jointly

Married Filing Jointly

Married Filing Jointly

10%: Up to $23,970
12%: $23,971 to $99,620
22%: $99,621 to $214,000
24%: $214,001 to $381,500
32%: $381,501 to $514,000
35%: $514,001 to $772,900
37%: Over $772,900

Head of Household

Married Filing Jointly

Married Filing Separately

10%: Up to $18,000
12%: $18,001 to $71,500
22%: $71,501 to $151,200
24%: $151,201 to $250,000
32%: $250,001 to $431,050
35%: $431,051 to $641,300
37%: Over $641,300

Married Filing Separately

Married Filing Separately

Married Filing Separately

10%: Up to $11,985
12%: $11,986 to $49,810
22%: $49,811 to $107,000
24%: $107,001 to $190,750
32%: $190,751 to $257,000
35%: $257,001 to $386,450
37%: Over $386,450

Standard Deduction

Married Filing Separately

Capital Gains Tax Rates

Single: $14,800
Married Filing Jointly: $29,600
Head of Household: $22,200

Capital Gains Tax Rates

Married Filing Separately

Capital Gains Tax Rates

0%: Up to $46,625 (Single), $93,250 (Married Filing Jointly), $62,300 (Head of Household)
15%: Above 0% threshold up to $501,600 (Single), $557,200 (Married Filing Jointly), $488,500 (Head of Household)
20%: Over the 15% threshold