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Tax Rate Chart:

Standard Deductions

2000

2001

Filing Status

Standard Deduction

Single

4,400

4,550

Married Filing Jointly

7,350

7,600

Married Filing Separately

3,675

3,800

Head of Household

6,450

6,650

Qualifying Widow(er)

7,350

7,600

Individuals who are 65 or older increase the above amounts by $1,100 ($850 if married or a qualifying widow(er)) and by another $1,100 or $850 if they are blind.

These amounts are $1,100 and $900 for 2001.

An individual who is claimed as a dependent is entitled to a standard deduction of the larger of (1) earned income + $250, or (2) $700. This amount may not exceed the amounts shown above for the dependent’s filing status.

The $700 amount is $750 for 2001.

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Exemption Allowance

2000

2001

Exemption Allowance

2,800

2,900

The allowance is reduced if AGI exceeds the amount for the filing status

Filing Status

AGI

AGI

Single

128,950

132,950

Married Filing Jointly

193,400

199,450

Married Filing Separately

96,700

99,725

Head of Household

161,150

166,200

Qualifying Widow(er)

193,400

199,450

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Tax Bracket Breakpoints

2000

Filing Status

28%

31%

36%

39.6%

Single

26,250

63,550

132,600

288,350

Married Filing Jointly

43,850

105,950

161,450

288,350

Married Filing Separately

21,925

52,975

80,725

144,175

Head of Household

35,150

90,800

147,050

288,350

Qualifying Widow(er)

43,850

105,950

161,450

288,350

2001

Filing Status

28%

31%

36%

39.6%

Single

27,050

65,550

136,750

297,350

Married Filing Jointly

45,200

109,250

166,500

297,350

Married Filing Separately

22,600

54,625

83,250

148,675

Head of Household

36,250

93,650

151,650

297,350

Qualifying Widow(er)

45,200

109,250

166,500

297,350

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