United States Income Tax Rates for 2025
The amount of US income tax you pay on your salary in a given tax year will depend on your taxable income after any applicable deductions and exemptions, and how much of your income falls in each of the income tax bands at both federal and state level.
Like many countries, the United States of America has a progressive tax system with tax being paid at different rates depending on how high your income is. In the US, you will be pay both federal and provincial income tax.
Standard Deductions
A tax deduction is an item that you can use to subtract from your taxable income, which reduces the amount of tax you pay. There is a standard deduction amount that is available at both federal and state level.
The table below shows the federal Standard Deductions for 2025.
The table below covers the state-level Standard Deductions for 2025:
Federal Income Tax Brackets for 2025
Single Filer
Married Filing Jointly
Married Filing Separately
Head of Household
Individal State Income Tax Brackets 2025
Each of the states also have their own tax brackets that are calculated in the same way as federal taxes - using progressive tax brackets. Choose your state from the list below to find out more about your income tax brackets in that state.
FICA and Medicare 2025 Rates
FICA is a U.S. federal payroll tax. It stands for the Federal Insurance Contributions Act and is deducted from each paycheck.
Medicare is a federal government program providing healthcare insurance to individuals 65 and older, or those under 65 who meet eligibility requirements.
The latest rates for each can be found in the tables below.
FICA Rates
The Wage Limit amount is the maximum taxable earnings, and any gross income above that threshold is exempt from Social Security tax.
Medicare Rates
How Much Tax Will I Pay in the United States for 2025?
To see how the above tax brackets will affect your salary in the 2025 tax year, head back to the top of the page and enter your salary.
Common US Salary After Tax Calculations
The list below covers the majority of the most commonly searched for US salary and tax calculations for salaries ranging from $10,000 to $1m per year.
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