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The IRS just announced the new tax brackets for 2026.

The figures have been adjusted for inflation.

There are also changes to the standard deduction and the employer-provided child tax credit.

The IRS just revealed the new, higher federal income tax brackets and standard deductions for 2026, which have been adjusted for inflation.

On Thursday, the agency revealed the new marginal rates for the 2026 tax year and other changes affected by the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill,” the agency stated on its website .

The changes apply to the tax year for 2026, so the returns affected by these changes will be filed in 2027 (and not this upcoming April).

Here are the new tax brackets for the 2026 tax filing year:

37% for individuals with incomes over $640,600 ($768,700 for married

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