The Internal Revenue Service unveiled its tax brackets for 2025 on Tuesday, with moderate adjustments to the income ranges for marginal rates.
The 2025 tax year, which will have a filing deadline of April 15, 2026, will be the final one under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, more commonly known as the “Trump tax cuts,” unless the reduced rates are extended. The starting annual income ranges for each tax rate increased based on inflation, according to the IRS, with each income range going up roughly 2.8% from tax year 2024.
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