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2026 IRS Tax Brackets and Standard Deduction: What Changed

June 1, 2026 4 min readBy TaxBridge Editorial
2026 Tax Brackets Standard Deduction Inflation

The 2026 inflation-adjusted federal tax brackets, standard deduction, and key thresholds you'll see on next year's return.

Single filer brackets (2026)

10% up to $11,925 · 12% to $48,475 · 22% to $103,350 · 24% to $197,300 · 32% to $250,525 · 35% to $626,350 · 37% above.

The standard deduction for single filers rises to $15,000 for tax year 2026.

Married filing jointly

10% up to $23,850 · 12% to $96,950 · 22% to $206,700 · 24% to $394,600 · 32% to $501,050 · 35% to $751,600 · 37% above.

MFJ standard deduction is $30,000 for 2026.

Other notable adjustments

FEIE rises to $130,000 per qualifying individual. The annual gift tax exclusion is $19,000. SALT deduction cap remains $10,000.

Estimated-tax safe harbors and HSA contribution limits also moved — review them with your preparer before Q1 estimates.

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