Income Tax Calculator
Title:Income Tax Calculator Estimate Your Tax Liability
Description:Use our Income Tax Calculator to calculate taxes owed based on income and deductions. Accurate tax estimate for planning and filing.

Income Tax Calculator 🧾

Quickly estimate your annual taxes with this Income Tax Calculator. Input your income, deductions, and filing status to calculate your tax liability.

• 📄 Supports standard and itemized deductions
• 💰 Shows net income after tax
• 📆 Useful for tax planning and budgeting
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• Income Tax Calculator
• Calculate your federal and state income taxes. Estimate tax liability, refunds, and take-home pay with our comprehensive income tax calculator.
• Tax Information
• Annual Income ($)Filing Status                         Single                         Married Filing Jointly                         Married Filing Separately                         Head of Household                     State                         Alabama                         Alaska                         Arizona                         Arkansas                         California                         Colorado                         Connecticut                         Delaware                         Florida                         Georgia                         Hawaii                         Idaho                         Illinois                         Indiana                         Iowa                         Kansas                         Kentucky                         Louisiana                         Maine                         Maryland                         Massachusetts                         Michigan                         Minnesota                         Mississippi                         Missouri                         Montana                         Nebraska                         Nevada                         New Hampshire                         New Jersey                         New Mexico                         New York                         North Carolina                         North Dakota                         Ohio                         Oklahoma                         Oregon                         Pennsylvania                         Rhode Island                         South Carolina                         South Dakota                         Tennessee                         Texas                         Utah                         Vermont                         Virginia                         Washington                         West Virginia                         Wisconsin                         Wyoming                     DeductionsStandardItemizedTax Credits ($)Taxes Withheld ($)Calculate Tax Liability
• Tax Results
• Total Tax Liability
• $14,328
• Take-Home Pay (Annual)
• $60,672
• Take-Home Pay (Monthly)
• $5,056
• Refund / Amount Owed
• $2,328 Refund
• Tax Breakdown
• Federal Income Tax$11,025
• State Income Tax$3,303
• Tax Credits$0
• Total Tax Liability$14,328
• Federal Tax Bracket Breakdown
• Tax RateAmount
• 10% on income up to $11,000$1,100
• 12% on income $11,001 - $44,725$4,047
• 22% on income $44,726 - $95,375$5,878
• 24% on income above $95,375$0
• Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates only. Actual tax liability may vary based on specific circumstances, additional credits, deductions, and changes in tax law. Consult a tax professional for personalized advice.
• Income Tax Calculator This tool is for estimation purposes only
• Federal tax rates based on 2023 IRS brackets | State tax rates may vary
  
  An income tax calculator estimates your federal and state tax obligations. This comprehensive income tax calculator helps you plan for tax season, adjust withholdings, and make informed financial decisions throughout the year.
  The income tax calculator includes current tax brackets and deduction amounts. This updated income tax calculator ensures accurate calculations based on the latest tax laws and regulations from federal and state tax authorities.
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  Above-the-line Deductions
• ATL deductions lower AGI, which means less income to pay taxes on. They include expenses that are claimed on Schedules C, D, E, and F, and "Adjustments to Income." One advantage of ATL deductions is that they are allowed under the alternative minimum tax. ATL deductions have no effect on the BTL decision of whether to take the standard deduction or to itemize instead. Please consult the official IRS website for more detailed information regarding precise calculations of tax deductions. Below are some common examples of ATL deductions.
• Traditional IRA contributions–Most people are eligible to make contributions to a traditional IRA, but these contributions aren't necessarily tax-deductible. If Modified Adjusted Gross Income exceeds annual limits, the taxpayer may need to reduce or eliminate their IRA deduction.
• Student loan interest–The amount of interest accrued from federal student loans. It should be in box 1 of Form 1090-E, which should be sent by lenders after the first year. Those who are married but file separate returns cannot claim this deduction.
• Qualified tuition and fees–Must be qualified education expenses based on IRS definitions. This deduction cannot be claimed by those who are married but filing separate returns.
• Moving expenses–The costs of transporting household items from one residence to another for work or business purposes are usually fully deductible, as long as they are not reimbursed by the taxpayer's employer.