Follows: Single or MFS $12,000 Single or MFS $6,350 HOH $18,000 HOH ...
Effective 2018. The 2018 standard deduction is as
follows:
Single or MFS
$12,000
MFJorQW
$24,000
HOH
$18,000
The following additional standard deduction applies
for a taxpayer age 65 or older, or blind, per person,
per event:
MFJ, QW, or MFS
$1,300
Single or HOH
$1,550
The increased standard deduction expires after 2025.
Effective 2018. The deduction for personal exemptions is suspended for tax years 2018 through 2025.
Effective 2017. The 2017 standard deduction is as
follows:
Single or MFS
$6,350
MFJorQW
$12,700
HOH
$9,350
The following additional standard deduction applies
for a taxpayer age 65 or older, or blind, per person,
per event:
MFJ, QW, or MFS
$1,250
Single or HOH
$1,550
For a taxpayer that can be claimed by another taxpayer as a dependent, the standard deduction is the greater of $1,050, or earned income plus $350, up to the regular standard deduction.
Effective 2017. The personal exemption per person
is $4,050. This amount is phased out in the case of
an individual with AGI in excess of:
MFJ or QW
$313,800
Single
$261,500
HOH
$287,650
MFS
$156,900
No deduction is allowed if the individual can be claimed as a depended by another taxpayer.
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