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Every bracket, allowance, contribution, and rate on TaxMetria is
sourced from a primary government authority. The list below is the
canonical source registry.
Live jurisdictions
United Kingdom (England, Wales, Northern Ireland)
gb-2026-27.1
Tax year 2026 · GBP · reviewed 2026-09-16
Primary source
HMRC — Income Tax rates and Personal Allowances (current tax year 2026–27)
Fact records
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gb-2026-basic-rate — 20% band
($0 – $37,700)
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gb-2026-higher-rate — 40% band
($37,700 – $125,140)
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gb-2026-additional-rate — 45% band
($125,140 – and above)
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gb-2026-personal-allowance — exemption, GBP 12,570, applies to taxable income -
gb-2026-ni-main-rate-band — Class 1 NI — 8% band (Primary Threshold to UEL), 8%
, capped at GBP 50,270 , on income above GBP 12,570 -
gb-2026-ni-upper-rate — Class 1 NI — 2% above Upper Earnings Limit, 2%
, on income above GBP 50,270
United States — Federal
us-fed-2026.1
Tax year 2026 · USD · reviewed 2026-09-16
Primary source
IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32 — Tax Year 2026 Inflation Adjustments
Fact records
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us-fed-2026-bracket-10 — 10% band
($0 – $12,400)
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us-fed-2026-bracket-12 — 12% band
($12,400 – $50,400)
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us-fed-2026-bracket-22 — 22% band
($50,400 – $105,700)
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us-fed-2026-bracket-24 — 24% band
($105,700 – $201,775)
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us-fed-2026-bracket-32 — 32% band
($201,775 – $256,225)
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us-fed-2026-bracket-35 — 35% band
($256,225 – $640,600)
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us-fed-2026-bracket-37 — 37% band
($640,600 – and above)
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us-fed-2026-std-deduction-single — deduction, USD 16,100, applies to taxable income -
us-fed-2026-ss-wage-base — Social Security (employee), 6.2%
, capped at USD 184,500 -
us-fed-2026-medicare-rate — Medicare (employee), 1.45%
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us-fed-2026-additional-medicare — Additional Medicare Tax, 0.9%
, on income above USD 200,000
How we keep sources honest
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Every fact record stores the direct URL to the official document,
not a third-party summary.
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When a fact is updated by a new Rev. Proc. or a new HMRC
announcement, we publish a new release with a new ID and a
documented diff. Old releases remain available.
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We never cite a blog, a competitor's calculator, or an AI answer
as the source for a tax rate. We may cite them to identify an
issue worth investigating — but the final number comes from the
authority.
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