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Washington, D.C., USA — The IRS has announced new federal tax adjustments for 2027, increasing standard deductions, the Child Tax Credit and several other tax benefits. The changes, announced November 5, will generally affect tax returns filed in 2028. Under the new rules: - Single taxpayers will receive a standard deduction of $16,600, up from $16,100. - Married couples filing jointly will receive $33,200, up from $32,200. - Heads of household will receive $24,925, up from $24,150. The maximum Child Tax Credit will increase by $100 to $2,300 per qualifying child, while its refundable portion rises to $1,800. The maximum Earned Income Tax Credit for workers without children will increase from $664 to $685. Families with two qualifying children could receive up to $7,552. The highest federal income tax rate remains 37%, applying to single taxpayers earning above $661,375 and married couples filing jointly earning above $793,650. However, some tax breaks introduced under the 2025 tax law will not increase with inflation. These include deductions of up to $25,000 for qualifying tip income, $12,500 for qualifying overtime compensation per individual, and an additional $6,000 deduction for eligible taxpayers aged 65 and older. These temporary deductions are currently scheduled to expire after 2028 unless Congress extends them. The federal estate tax exemption will also increase to $15.48 million in 2027. The IRS says these adjustments are part of its annual inflation updates covering nearly 70 federal tax provisions. Source: Internal Revenue Service (November 5, 2026), Associated Press and The Independent. #WashingtonDC #USA #IRS #Tax2027 #JAPD
Washington, D.C., USA — The IRS has announced new federal tax adjustments for 2027, increasing standard deductions, the Child Tax Credit and several other tax benefits. The changes, announced November 5, will generally affect tax returns filed in 2028. Under the new rules: - Single taxpayers will receive a standard deduction of $16,600, up from $16,100. - Married couples filing jointly will receive $33,200, up from $32,200. - Heads of household will receive $24,925, up from $24,150. The maximum Child Tax Credit will increase by $100 to $2,300 per qualifying child, while its refundable portion rises to $1,800. The maximum Earned Income Tax Credit for workers without children will increase from $664 to $685. Families with two qualifying children could receive up to $7,552. The highest federal income tax rate remains 37%, applying to single taxpayers earning above $661,375 and married couples filing jointly earning above $793,650. However, some tax breaks introduced under the 2025 tax law will not increase with inflation. These include deductions of up to $25,000 for qualifying tip income, $12,500 for qualifying overtime compensation per individual, and an additional $6,000 deduction for eligible taxpayers aged 65 and older. These temporary deductions are currently scheduled to expire after 2028 unless Congress extends them. The federal estate tax exemption will also increase to $15.48 million in 2027. The IRS says these adjustments are part of its annual inflation updates covering nearly 70 federal tax provisions. Source: Internal Revenue Service (November 5, 2026), Associated Press and The Independent. #WashingtonDC #USA #IRS #Tax2027 #JAPD

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