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for a salary of $40K the taxes would be around 20-30% in the US depending on your family situation
by skavish 18y ago
for a salary of $40K the taxes would be around 20-30% in the US depending on your family situation
- jon_dahl 18y agoTotal taxes in the US on a $40K salary for a single person with no other income and no other deductions: about $4,200 (10.5%). The marginal tax rate is higher, of course, and state taxes will add a little, but not too much.
- cellis 18y agohaha I actually make 40K... i think its significantly higher than that. All told I think i'll be paying around 12K. (MI.)
- mattmaroon 18y agoIf you only make $40k and are paying 30% in taxes, you're doing something very wrong.
- cellis 18y agoYou are right. It was quite an exaggeration on my part. Its more like 21.5%.
- mattmaroon 18y agoI've payed less than that in income tax on income much greater than that. Legally, that is. According to H&R's calculator, you should be paying under $5k, and thats with no dependents or other similar deductions.