2024 Tax Facts

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The IRS has released inflation-adjusted tax numbers for 2024, and we have gathered some of that information into a chart for your reference. If you want to see the full IRS release, you can find it on their website here. 2024 Retirement account limits were released separately here. While our chart does not include Medicare Premium numbers (an often-requested list), you can find a helpful chart on SSA.gov here .

2024 Tax Facts

Income Tax Rates

Standard Deduction

Individual  Married Filing Jointly Individual: $14,600
$1 – $11,600 10%     $1 – $23,200 Married Filing Jointly: $29,200
$11,601 – $47,150 12%     $23,201 – $94,300 Aged/Blind: $1,550 additional ($1,950 if unmarried, not widowed)
$47,151 – $100,525 22%     $94,301 – $201,050 Dependent: $1,300 or $450 + earned income
$100,526 – $191,950 24%     $201,051 – $383,900
$191,951 – $243,725 32%     $383,901 – $487,450

Child Tax Credit

$243,726 – $609,350 35%     $487,451 – $731,200 Credit per qualifying child: $1,700
$609,351 + 37%     $731,201 + Adoption credit: $16,810
Adoption phaseout: $252,150 – $292,150

Long-Term Capital Gains Tax Rates

Individual  Married Filing Jointly

Kiddie Tax

$0 – $47,025 0%    $0 – $94,050 Taxed on unearned income over $1,300
$47,026 – $518,900 15% $94,051 – $583,750 if $1,300 – $13,000, may include on parent return
$518,901 + 20%    $583,751 +

Estate & Trust Rates

Alternative Minimum Tax Exemptions

$0 – $3,100 10% Individual: $85,700
$3,101 – $11,150 24% Phaseout:  $609,350 – $952,150
$11,151 – $15,200 35% Married Filing Jointly: $133,300
$15,201 + 37% Phaseout: $1,218,700 – $1,751,900

IRA Contribution Limits

Estate & Gift Taxes

IRA and Roth Contribution limits: $7,000 Annual Gift Tax Exclusion: $18,000
Age 50+ catchup: $1,000 Annual Charitable Deduction Limit: $105,000
Roth Individual Phaseout: $146,000 – $161,000 Estate & Gift Tax Exclusions: $13,610,000
Roth MFJ Phaseout: $230,000 – $240,000 Foreign Income Exclusion: $126,500

Qualified Retirement Plan Limits

SIMPLE IRA Plan Limits

401(k), 403(b), 457 Employee elective deferral: $23,000 Elective deferral: $16,000
Age 50+ catchup: $7,500 Age 50+ catchup: $3,500
Employer contribution limit: $69,000

Individual 401(k) Contribution Limits

SEP Contribution Limits

Employer contribution limit: $23,000 25% of compensation
Age 50+ catchup: $7,500 Contribution limit: $69,000
Contribution limit: 25% of compensation or $69,000

HSA Contribution Limits

FSA Contribution Limit

Individual plan: $4,150 Max contribution: $3,050
HDHP min deductible: $1,600; Max out of pocket: $8,050 $640 carryover, if allowed
Family plan: $8,300
HDHP min deductible: $3,200; Max out of pocket: $16,100

State & Local Tax Deduction

Age 55+ catchup: $1,000 Max. deduction on Federal taxes: $10,000
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Austin Fey is a Wealth Manager at Marotta Wealth Management, specializing in charitable giving and asset allocations. She is a regular contributor to our Marotta On Money articles, often giving advice to those just getting started in finance.

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