TAX TABLE
If Taxable Income is:
If Taxable Income is:
Over
But not over
Multiply by
and Subtract = Tax
Over
But not over
Multiply by
and Subtract = Tax
$
0 ..............
$ 2,000 ....... X ....................... 2 % ................... $
0
$15,800 .................... $19,700 ........... X ............... 7 % ........................ $ 414
$ 2,000 ............
$ 3,900 ....... X ....................... 3 % ................... $ 20
$19,700 .................... $27,600 ............ X ............... 8 % ........................ $ 611
$ 3,900 .............
$ 7,900 ....... X ....................... 4 % ................... $ 59
$27,600 ..................... $39,400 ............ X ............... 9 % ........................ $ 887
$ 7,900 ............
$11,800 ...... X ....................... 5 % ................... $ 138
$39,400 ..................... $69,000 ............ X ............... 10 % ...................... $1,281
$11,800 ............
$15,800 ...... X ....................... 6 % ................... $ 256
$69,000 ................................................. X ............... 11 % ...................... $1 , 9 7 1
Example = taxable income $2,400 x 3% (.03) = $72 subtract $20 = $52 tax
Standard Deduction Worksheet
1. Enter amount from line 21 of Form 2S .
1.
2. Enter 20% of line 1.
2.
3. Enter the amount from below that corresponds to your filing status:
Joint or head of household
(filing status 2 or 6):$5,920
Single or separate (filing
status 1,3,4, or 5): $2,960
3.
4. Enter the amount from line 2 or line 3, whichever is smaller.
4.
5. Enter the amount from below that corresponds to your filing status:
Joint or head of household
(filing status 2 or 6): $2,620
Single or separate (filing
status 1,3,4 or 5): $1,310
5.
6. Enter the amount from line 4 or line 5, whichever is larger. This is
your standard deduction. Transfer this amount to line 22, Form 2S.
6.
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