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2025 Federal Tax Brackets (Single Filers)

This page contains the federal income tax brackets for single filers with no dependents for the 2025 tax year.

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Tax Bracket Table

The following table shows the tax rates, income ranges, and cumulative tax at the top of each bracket:
Taxable IncomeRateCumulative Tax at Top
0−0 - 11,92510%$1,192.50
11,926−11,926 - 48,47512%$5,578.50
48,476−48,476 - 103,35022%$17,651.00
103,351−103,351 - 197,30024%$40,099.00
197,301−197,301 - 250,52532%$57,131.00
250,526−250,526 - 626,35035%$188,769.75
Over $626,35037%—

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Bracket Computation Formula

Use the following formula to calculate federal income tax based on taxable income: 
if taxable_income <= 11,925:
    tax = taxable_income * 0.10
elif taxable_income <= 48,475:
    tax = 1,192.50 + (taxable_income - 11,925) * 0.12
elif taxable_income <= 103,350:
    tax = 5,578.50 + (taxable_income - 48,475) * 0.22
elif taxable_income <= 197,300:
    tax = 17,651.00 + (taxable_income - 103,350) * 0.24
elif taxable_income <= 250,525:
    tax = 40,099.00 + (taxable_income - 197,300) * 0.32
elif taxable_income <= 626,350:
    tax = 57,131.00 + (taxable_income - 250,525) * 0.35
else:
    tax = 188,769.75 + (taxable_income - 626,350) * 0.37
For EZFile’s target demographic (W-2 single filers), the first 3-4 brackets are the most commonly applicable.

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Filing Status

This calculator is designed for Single filing status only. It does not support:
  • Married Filing Jointly (MFJ)
  • Married Filing Separately (MFS)
  • Head of Household (HoH)
  • Qualifying Surviving Spouse (QSS)

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