Every US rate and limit, with its source

Figures for 2026
LimitCurrent figure(s)
401(k) Catch-Up Contribution+$8,000 — Catch-up limit, age 50 and over · +2 more
401(k) Contribution Limit$24,500 — Elective deferral · +2 more
403(b) Contribution Limit$24,500 — Elective deferral limit · +2 more
457(b) Contribution Limit$24,500 — Deferral limit · +2 more
ACA Affordability Percentage9.96% — Required contribution percentage
Additional Medicare Tax Threshold$200,000 — All other taxpayers · +3 more
Adoption Credit$17,670 — Maximum credit · +3 more
American Opportunity Credit$2,500 — Maximum credit · +5 more
AMT Exemption$90,100 — Exemption, unmarried individuals · +11 more
Bonus Depreciation Percentage100% — Special depreciation allowance
Capital Gains Tax Rate$49,450 — Top of the 0% bracket, single filers · +11 more
Child and Dependent Care Credit$3,000 — Expense limit, one person · +2 more
Child Tax Credit$2,200 — Limit per child · +3 more
Clean Vehicle Tax CreditEnded 2025-09-30
Corporate Tax Rate21% — Rate
Defined Benefit Plan Limit$290,000 — Annual benefit under a defined benefit plan · +1 more
Dependent Care FSA Limit$7,500 — Exclusion limit · +1 more
Earned Income Tax Credit$8,231 — Maximum credit, three or more children · +23 more
Educator Expense Deduction$350 — Maximum deduction
Energy Efficient Home Improvement CreditEnded 2025-12-31
Estate Tax Exemption$15,000,000 — Basic exclusion amount
Foreign Earned Income Exclusion$132,900 — Exclusion amount
FSA Contribution Limit$3,400 — Health FSA salary reduction limit · +1 more
FUTA Tax Rate & Wage Base$7,000 — Wage base · +1 more
Gift Tax Exclusion$19,000 — Annual exclusion per recipient · +1 more
GSA Per Diem Rate$110 — Standard CONUS lodging rate · +3 more
GST Exemption$15,000,000 — Lifetime GST exemption · +1 more
Highly Compensated Employee Threshold$160,000 — Highly compensated employee threshold · +1 more
HSA Contribution Limit$4,400 — Self-only · +6 more
IRA Contribution Limit$7,500 — Annual contribution limit · +1 more
Kiddie Tax Threshold$1,350 — Unearned income reduction amount · +1 more
Lifetime Learning Credit$2,000 — Maximum credit · +4 more
Medicare Part B Premium/Deductible$283 — Deductible · +12 more
Net Investment Income Tax Threshold$200,000 — Single or head of household · +3 more
Overtime Salary Threshold$684 — Standard salary level per week · +6 more
Per Diem Rate$319 — High-cost locality · +7 more
Premium Tax Credit2.1% — Lowest applicable percentage · +1 more
QBI Deduction Threshold$201,750 — Threshold, single filers · +12 more
QSEHRA Limit$6,450 — Maximum payments and reimbursements · +1 more
Residential Clean Energy CreditEnded 2025-12-31
Roth IRA Income Limit$153,000 — Phase-out start, single filers · +6 more
SALT Deduction Limit$40,400 — Deduction limit · +6 more
Saver's Credit Income Limit$80,500 — Maximum AGI for the 10% credit rate, married taxpayers filing a joint return · +12 more
Section 179 Deduction Limit$2,560,000 — Maximum section 179 expensing deduction · +1 more
Self-Employment Tax15.3% — Rate · +4 more
SEP IRA Contribution Limit$72,000 — Defined contribution limit · +3 more
SIMPLE IRA Contribution Limit$17,000 — Salary reduction limit · +2 more
Social Security COLA2.8% — Cost-of-living increase · +4 more
Social Security Wage Base$184,500 — Wage base limit · +1 more
Standard Deduction$16,100 — Single unmarried · +6 more
Standard Mileage Rate72.5¢ — Business use · +2 more
Student Loan Interest Deduction$2,500 — Maximum deduction · +4 more
Tax Brackets37% — Top rate · +30 more

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