The IRS announced new federal income tax brackets for 2026. Here’s what’s changing.

The standard deduction is also increasing, saving taxpayers more money.

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The IRS announced new federal income tax brackets for 2026.
The standard deduction is also increasing, saving taxpayers more money.
Here’s what the new tax brackets look like.

Federal income tax brackets and the standard deduction are about to look a little bit different in the US.

The Internal Revenue Service announced changes to the tax code on Thursday, driven by both inflation adjustments and President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.”

The standard deduction for married couples filing jointly is set to increase to $32,200, a $700 increase from the $31,500 deduction this year.

For single filers, the deduction is increasing by $350, up to $16,100 in 2026 from $15,750 this year.

The changes will begin in 2026, meaning taxpayers will notice the changes when they file their taxes in 2027.

Here’s how the tax brackets are changing for single filers:

Tax bracket	2025	2026
10%	$11,925 or less	$12,400 or less
12%	Over $11,925	Over $12,400
22%	Over $48,475	Over $50,400
24%	Over $103,350	Over $105,700
32%	Over $197,300	Over $201,775
35%	Over $250,525	Over $256,225
37%	Over $626,350	Over $640,600

And here’s how they’re changing for married couples filing jointly:

Tax bracket	2025	2026
10%	$23,850 or less	$24,800 or less
12%	Over $23,850	Over $24,800
22%	Over $96,950	Over $100,800
24%	Over $206,700	Over $211,400
32%	Over $394,600	Over $403,550
35%	Over $501,050	Over $512,450
37%	Over $751,600	Over $768,700

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