A small set of tightly scoped tools, each anchored to an official IRS source and updated annually, the calculators run entirely in your browser, with nothing sent to a server.
Compiled by PlainTaxData, Federal Tax Data Editorial Process
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Tools & references
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Interactive calculators
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Tax years covered
The two ranks diverge
According to IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-32, tax year 2026 is #1 of 7 published years by Single standard deduction ($16,100) but only #5 of 6 year-over-year pairs by Single 37% threshold inflation lift (2.3%). 2023 is #1 on the inflation-lift map at 7.1%.
$16,100
2026 single standard deduction
#1 of 7
deduction rank (highest dollars)
2.3%
2026 37% threshold YoY lift
#5 of 6
inflation-lift rank (largest YoY)
Highest published Single deduction is not the same ordering as the largest Single 37% threshold inflation lift. See methodology for how tax years are placed in the IRS Revenue Procedure corpus.
According to the Internal Revenue Service, PlainTaxData tools cover tax years 2026, 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020 using figures from IRS Revenue Procedures; see our methodology for sourcing.
Standard deduction, capital gains thresholds, IRA / 401(k) / HSA contribution limits, EITC, and Child Tax Credit values for the current and prior year.