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Tax Rate for 2022

Tax Rates                               Single                                Married Jointly

Ordinary       Capital                Income range                     Income range

Income        Gains

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10%               0%                  $0 to $10,275                     $0 to $20,550

12%               0%                  $10,275 to $41,775             $20,550 to $83,550

22%              15%                 $41,775 to $89,075             $83,550 to $178,150

24%              15%                 $89,075 to $170,050           $178,150 to $340,100

32%              15%                 $170,050 to $215,950         $340,100 to $431,900

35%              15%-20%         $215,950 to $539,900         $431,900 to $647,850

37%              20%                 Over $539,900                   Over $647,850

2022 Pension and IRA limits

                                Under 50   Over 50

IRA contribution            $6,000     $7,000

SIMPLE contribution     $14,000   $17,000

401K/403B deferrals    $20,500   $27,000

 

Maximum benefit defined contribution plan..$61,000

Maximum benefit defined benefit plan........$245,000

Maximum compensation base...................$305,000

Highly compensated employee wage.........$135,000

Social security taxable wage base..............$147,000

 

Health Savings accounts contribution limits

Individual  $3,650

Family      $7,300

Age 55 and older increase $1,000

Standard Rates

STANDARD MILEAGE RATES     After 6/30/22

Business...............58.5 cents/mile     62.5 cents/mile

Medical or moving....18 cents/mile     22 cents/mile

Charitable...............14 cents/mile     14 cents/mile

 

BUSINESS TRAVEL PER DIEM RATES

                       Lodging   Meals  Total

Low cost area   $132       $57     $189

High cost area   $214       $68     $282

Alaska rates vary by locale but tend to be higher for meals

 

CHILD CARE PROVIDER MEAL RATES ALASKA

Breakfast  $2.09

Lunch or dinner  $3.99

Snack  $1.19

Section 179 and bonus depreciation for 2017

Maximum deduction limit  $500,000

Spending cap  $2 million

Bonus depreciation permitted  50%

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There is a dollar for dollar reduction in the 179 deduction for asset purchases in excess of $2 million

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