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35.0% $194,175 - 35.0% Note: Last law to change rates was the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003.\u003Cbr>Nominal 2011\u003Cbr>Married Filing Jointly Married Filing Separately | $0 $8,700 $35,350\u003Cbr>$85,650\u003Cbr>$178,650\u003Cbr>$388,350 | $8,700 $35,350\u003Cbr>$85,650\u003Cbr>$178,650\u003Cbr>$388,350\u003Cbr>- |\n|  | Single |  |\n| Marginal Tax Brackets Marginal Tax Brackets Marginal\u003Cbr>Tax Rate Over But Not Over Tax Rate Over But Not Over Tax Rate | Tax Brackets Over But Not Over |  |\n| 10.0% $0 $17,000 10.0% $0 $8,500 10.0% 15.0% $17,000 $69,000 15.0% $8,500 $34,500 15.0% 25.0% $69,000 $139,350 25.0% $34,500 $69,675 25.0% 28.0% $139,350 $212,300 28.0% $69,675 $106,150 28.0% 33.0% $212,300 $379,150 33.0% $106,150 $189,575 33.0%\u003Cbr>35.0% $379,150 - 35.0% $189,575 - 35.0% Note: Last law to change rates was the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003.\u003Cbr>Nominal 2010\u003Cbr>Married Filing Jointly Married Filing Separately | $0 $8,500\u003Cbr>$34,500\u003Cbr>$83,600 $174,400 $379,150 | $8,500\u003Cbr>$34,500\u003Cbr>$83,600 $174,400 $379,150\u003Cbr>- |\n|  | Single |  |\n| Marginal Tax Brackets Marginal Tax Brackets Marginal\u003Cbr>Tax Rate Over But Not Over Tax Rate Over But Not Over Tax Rate | Tax Brackets Over But Not Over |  |\n| 10.0% $0 $16,750 10.0% $0 $8,375 10.0% 15.0% $16,750 $68,000 15.0% $8,375 $34,000 15.0% 25.0% $68,000 $137,300 25.0% $34,000 $68,650 25.0% 28.0% $137,300 $209,250 28.0% $68,650 $104,625 28.0% 33.0% $209,250 $373,650 33.0% $104,625 $186,825 33.0%\u003Cbr>35.0% $373,650 - 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