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 Money Matters :  Taxes

Marginal Tax Rates

Taxes
2007 Marginal Tax Rates

Did you know that you're charged different tax rates for the different levels of taxable income that you bring home each year. And as your income increases through the various tax brackets, so does the percentage of tax that you pay. This is called a "graduated tax".

The table below outlines how your marginal tax rate is affected by income:

2007 Federal income tax brackets

When Your Taxable Income Is Over:

Tax Rate:
Single Joint Separate Household
$0 $0 $0 $0 10%
$7,300 $14,600 $7,300 $10,450 15%
$29,700 $59,400 $29,700 $39,800 25%
$71,950 $119,950 $59,975 $102,800 28%
$150,150 $182,800 $91,400 $166,450 33%
$326,450 $326,450 $163,225 $326,450 35%



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