2025 Standard Deduction Amounts & Tax Brackets

Here is a quick summary of standard deductions and tax brackets for 2025.

 Standard Deductions

  • Single or Married Filing Separately - $15,000

  • Married Filing Jointly - $30,000

  • Head of Household - $22,500

  • Surviving Spouse - $30,000

Additional Amounts to Standard Deduction

  • Single or Head of Household

    o   65 or older or blind - $2,000

    o   65 or older and blind - $4,000

  • Married Filing Jointly or Separately and Surviving Spouse

    o   65 or older or blind - $1,600

    o   65 or older and blind - $3,200

Tax Brackets

  • Single

    • 10% - 0 to $11,925

    • 12% - Over $11,925 but not $48,475

    • 22% - Over $48,475 but not $103,350

    • 24% - Over $103,350 but not $197,300

    • 32% - Over $197,300 but not $250,525

    • 35% - Over $250,525 but not $626,350

    • 37% - Over $626,350

  • Head of Household

    • 10% - 0 to $17,000

    • 12% - Over $17,000 but not $64,850

    • 22% - Over $64,850 but not $103,350

    • 24% - Over $103,350 but not $197,300

    • 32% - Over $197,300 but not $250,500

    • 35% - Over $250,500 but not $626,350

    • 37% - Over $626,350

  • Married Filing Jointly or Surviving Spouse

    • 10% - 0 to $23,850

    • 12% - Over $23,850 but not $96,950

    • 22% - Over $96,950 but not $206,700

    • 24% - Over $206,700 but not $394,600

    • 32% - Over $394,600 but not $501,050

    • 35% - Over $501,050 but not $751,600

    • 37% - Over $750,600

  • Married Filing Separately

    • 10% - 0 to $11,925

    • 12% - Over $11,925 but not $48,475

    • 22% - Over $48,475 but not $103,350

    • 24% - Over $103,350 but not $197,300

    • 32% - Over $197,300 but not $250,525

    • 35% - Over $250,525 but not $375,800

    • 37% - Over $375,800

    Tax Inflation Adjustments for 2025

    Tax Rate Tables

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