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IRS Adjusts Tax Deductions and Credits for 2027

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What happened

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The IRS announced adjustments to the tax code for the 2027 tax year, which include increases to the standard deduction and the child tax credit. For single taxpayers, the standard deduction increases by $500, and for married filing jointly taxpayers, it increases by $1,000. The child tax credit is also set to increase by $100 for eligible families.

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Alex Durante, a senior economist at the Tax Foundation, stated that these adjustments are standard measures designed to adjust tax brackets for inflation and protect taxpayers from higher liabilities. However, he cautioned that these annual adjustments do not guarantee an overall tax cut for taxpayers.

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Who's involved

  • DuranteSenior economist at the Tax Foundation who commented on the IRS adjustments.
  • Tax FoundationAmerican nonprofit organization that analyzes and critiques tax policies.

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  • Durante

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  • Tax Foundation

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