Trump Tax Plan for Individuals: A Complete Breakdown

Editor's Note: This story was updated on Sept. 29, 2017:

The Trump administration released a new tax reform plan on Sept. 27, 2017, although some of the details are still vague.

Originally, President Trump wanted to break down the tax brackets into three percentiles for individuals: 12%, 25%, and 33%. In this updated plan, he wants to keep 12% and 25% the same but change 33% to 35%.

Also, the new tax code could double the standard deduction to $24,000 for married taxpayers filing jointly and $12,000 for single filers.

Originally under President Trump's proposal, those making $37,500 and below would pay a 12% tax. This new proposal would essentially create a "zero tax bracket" by eliminating taxes on the first $24,000 of income earned by a married couple and $12,000 earned by a single individual.

"Numerous other exemptions, deductions, and credits for individuals riddle the tax code. The framework envisions the repeal of many of these provisions to make the system simpler and fairer for all families and individuals, and allow for lower tax rates," the tax reform proposal said.

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President Donald Trump plans to release a "phenomenal" tax cut plan in the next few weeks.

While he plans to cut business taxes, the Trump tax plan for individuals may have the biggest impact on your wallet.

Here's a look:

Trump Tax Plan - Single Tax % Trump Tax Plan - Married Filing Jointly Tax %
$0 - $37,500 12% $0 - $75,000 12%
$37,500 - $112,500 25% $75,000 - $225,000 25%
$112,500+ 33% $225,000+ 33%

 

Current Tax Plan - Single Tax % Current Tax Plan - Married Filing Jointly Tax %
$0 - $9,275 10% $0 - $18,550 10%
$9,275 - $37,650 15% $18,550 - $75,300 15%
$37,650 - $91,150 25% $75,300 - $151,900 25%
$91,150 - $190,150 28% $151,900 - $231,450 28%
$190,150 - $413,350 33% $231,450 - $413,350 33%
$413,350- $415,500 35% $413,350 - $466,950 35%
$415,050+ 40% $466,950+ 40%

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