Tax Brackets & IRS Tax Rates 2010

Here the information is mentioned about IRS Tax Rates 2010. The divisions at tax rates change in a progressive tax system are the Tax brackets. Explicitly Tax brackets are regressive tax system but this is rare. Basically, Tax brackets are the cutoff values for taxable income. Tax bracket is also said to be marginal tax rate in an easier way.

Tax Brackets 2010 - IRS Tax Rates 2010

IRS Tax Rate Schedule Updates for Tax Year 2010:

Year to year change for the 2010 federal tax brackets are being predicted very little by the associated experts and the Tax Foundation.

The good thing considered about global economic recession is, the combination of low gas prices, depressed consumer spending, and high jobless numbers with so many people who are filling for unemployment. That’s why the inflation rates have been enabled to stay quite low during the span of 2009 – at a mere 0.19%.

IRS Tax Rates 2010:

Tax Bracket Married Couples Filing Jointly
10% Not over $16,750 Not over $8,375
15% $16,750 – $68,000 $8,375 – $34,000
25% $68,000 – $137,300 $34,000 – $82,400
28% $137,300 – $209,250 $82,400 – $171,850
33% $209,250 – $373,650 $171,850 – $373,650
35% Over $373,650 Over $373,650

As some slight numerical shuffling of the taxable income ranges are given above, there will not be important changes from 2009 into 2010. A breakdown of the projected changes (if any) for 2010, compare to previous year is given below,

  • Personal Exemption: (No change): The standard exemptions will not going up and will stay unchanged at $3,650.
  • Standard Deduction: No change, except for Head Of Household filers. The standard deduction for married couples filing jointly will remain unchanged at $11,400 as well as the standard deduction for filing as single will remain at $5,700 as 2009. Head of Household filers will see a slight increase by $50 – from $8,350 (year 2009) to $8,400 (year 2010).
  • Overall Tax Bracket Thresholds: Overall Tax Bracket Thresholds will increase the board for all tax filing statuses, albeit at a significantly lower amount compared to past tax year increases.
  • Annual Gift Tax Exclusion Amount: No change: the current gift tax exclusion limit of $13,000 will stay the same for tax year 2010.
  • Traditional and Roth IRA Contribution Limits: No change. For more information, see here.
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