Use this tax table to find how much tax you need to pay on a taxable income of $40,000.
If taxable
Income is over-
But not
over-
The tax is:
SO
$7,825
$31,850
$77.100
S7,825
10 percent of the
amount over $0
$31.850 $782.50 plus 15 percent
of the amount over
7,825
$77,100 S4,386.25 plus 25
percent of the amount
over 31,850
$160,850 $15.698.75 plus 28
percent of the amount
over 77.100
$349,700 $39,148.75 plus 33
percent of the amount
over 160,850
no limit S101,469.25 plus 35
percent of the amount
over 349,700
$160,850
$349,700
ОА
$6,423.75
OB.
$8,150.50
C. $12,536.25

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