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aj_lets_go_shopping | How much does the federal government take out of our paychecks for income tax? |
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morgan
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Collectively, for 2005, the federal government collected
the following:
Individual Income Taxes: 927.222 (billion)
Corporate Income Taxes: 278.282 (billion)
Social Security: 794.125 (billion)
Excise Taxes: 73.094 (billion)
Other: 81.136 (billion)
See page 31 of reference #1
Individually, federal income taxes are based on
the following tables:
Filing single
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Up to $7300: 10%
Up to $29700: $730 + 15% of anything over $7300
Up to $71950: $4090 + 25% of anything over $29700
Up to $150150: $14652 + 28% of anything over $71950
Up to $326450: $36548 + 33% of anything over $150150
Above $326450: $94727 + 35% of anything over $326450
Filing joint:
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Up to $14600: 10%
Up to $59400: $1460 + 15% of anything over $14600
Up to $119950: $8180 + 25% of anything over $59400
Up to $182800: $23317 + 28% of anything over $119950
Up to $326450: $40915 + 33% of anything over $182800
Above $326450: $88320 + 35% of anything over $326450
So, for example, if you are single and make $40000,
you would fit into the "Up to $71950" category and
your calculation would be:
$4090 + 25% of (40000-29700)
$4090 + 0.25 * (10300)
$4090 + $2575
$6665
For more information, see reference #2. |
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jeff410
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If you're talking about withholding from your paycheck, that depends on what you claim in your W-4. If you're talking about how much tax you actually pay, that depends on your income and your filing status. |
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♥gabrielle♥
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WAY TO MUCH !!!!! I THINK IT HELPS IN THe lOnG rUn ThOuGh!!!! |
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theace0804
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No, its not 15%. Its closer to 25%. Plus, add in Social Security and food and sales taxes, you're looking at 30% +. |
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mrscybersmitty
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Too Much! |
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mccordshelbyanne
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15% |
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Big D
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Depends on what you claim. |
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bradical_22602
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low income approx. 17% before any other taxes. approx. 22.5% with everything else.
mid-income approx. 19-20% before anything else. then add 5-6% for the rest. |
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dapixelator
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Depends on how much you make and what you claim on your witholding form (w-4)
Soc. Sec. is 7.65%, 15.30% if you're self employed (you pay both sides)
Medicare is 1.45% - no upper limit |
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