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Tax Year 2027

2027 Tax Year Figures

The IRS released these inflation adjustments in November 2026. Useful for planning the year ahead.

Which year is this? This page covers income you will earn during 2027 — the return filed in 2028. It is for planning ahead. For the return we are preparing for you now, see our 2026 tax year page.

Every year the IRS adjusts tax brackets, deductions and credits for inflation. The 2027 amounts were announced on November 5, 2026. Most figures went up modestly, which generally means slightly less tax on the same income.

Standard Deduction for 2027

Filing status 2027 2026
Married filing jointly$33,200$32,200
Head of household$24,925$24,150
Single$16,600$16,100
Married filing separately$16,600$16,100

The additional deduction if you are 65 or older, or blind, rises to $1,700 — or $2,100 if you are unmarried.

2027 Tax Brackets

These rates apply to your taxable income — what remains after your deductions.

Rate Single — income over Married filing jointly — income over
10%$0$0
12%$12,800$25,600
22%$52,025$104,050
24%$109,125$218,250
32%$208,325$416,650
35%$264,550$529,100
37%$661,375$793,650

Credits for 2027

Child Tax Credit

$2,300 per qualifying child, with up to $1,800 refundable — both up by $100 from 2026.

Earned Income Tax Credit — maximum amounts

Qualifying children 2027 maximum 2026 maximum
Three or more$8,496$8,231
Two$7,552$7,316
One$4,573$4,427
None$685$664

Other 2027 Figures

What about the tips, overtime, car loan and senior deductions? Those deductions run through 2028, so they are expected to still be available in 2027. The IRS announcement of the 2027 inflation adjustments did not state amounts for them. If you rely on one of these, check with us before assuming the 2026 limits carry over unchanged.

Planning Ahead?

If your income, family or business is changing, it is worth a conversation before the year ends rather than after. Small adjustments made in time can make a real difference to what you owe.

Please note: this page is general information, not tax advice. Figures are taken from IRS Revenue Procedure 2026-35 and the accompanying IRS news release (IR-2026-133, November 5, 2026), and apply to tax year 2027 returns filed in 2028. Tax rules depend on your individual circumstances and the IRS may issue further guidance. Please speak with us about your own situation before making decisions based on anything here. Last reviewed November 2026.