Tax Brackets, Rates and Standard Deductions in Vermont

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Here you can find how your Vermont based income is taxed at different rates within the given tax brackets. When you prepare your return on eFile.com this is all calculated for you based on your income.

Vermont Tax Brackets for Tax Year 2023

As you can see, your Vermont income is taxed at different rates within the given tax brackets. Any income over $213,150 and $259,500 for Single/Married Filing Jointly would be taxes at the rate of 8.75%.

Tax Rate

Filing Status

Income Range

Taxes Due

3.35%

Single

$0 to $45,400

3.35% of Income

MFS

$0 to $37,925

3.35% of Income

MFJ

$0 to $75,850

3.35% of Income

HOH

$0 to $60,850

3.35% of Income

6.60%

Single

$45,400 to $110,050

$1,521.00 + 6.60%

MFS

$37,925 to $91,700

$1,270.00 + 6.60%

MFJ

$75,850 to $183,400

$2,541.00 + 6.60%

HOH

$60,850 to $157,150

$2,038.00 + 6.60%

7.60%

Single

$110,050 to $229,550

$5,788.00 + 7.60%

MFS

$91,700 to $139,725

$4,820.00 + 7.60%

MFJ

$183,400 to $279,450

$9,639.00 + 7.60%

HOH

$157,150 to $254,500

$8,394.00 + 7.60%

8.75%

Single

$229,550+

$14,870.00 + 8.75% over $229,550

MFS

$139,725+

$8,470.00 + 8.75% over $139,725

MFJ

$279,450+

$16,939.00 + 8.75% over $279,450

HOH

$254,500+

$15,793.00 + 8.75% over $254,500

Vermont Tax Brackets for Tax Year 2022

Your Vermont income was taxed at different rates within the given four tax brackets for tax year 2022.

Tax Rate

Filing Status

Income Range

Taxes Due

3.35%

Single

$0 to $42,150

3.35% of Income

MFS

$0 to $35,225

3.35% of Income

MFJ

$0 to $70,450

3.35% of Income

HOH

$0 to $56,500

3.35% of Income

6.60%

Single

$42,150 to $102,200

$1,412.00 + 6.60%

MFS

$35,225 to $85,150

$1,180.00 + 6.60%

MFJ

$70,450 to $170,300

$2,360.00 + 6.60%

HOH

$56,500 to $145,950

$1,893.00 + 6.60%

7.60%

Single

$102,200 to $213,150

$5,375.00 + 7.60%

MFS

$85,150 to $129,750

$4,475.00 + 7.60%

MFJ

$170,300 to $259,500

$8,950.00 + 7.60%

HOH

$145,950 to $236,350

$7,796.00 + 7.60%

8.75%

Single

$213,150+

$13,808.00 + 8.75% over $213,150

MFS

$129,750+

$7,865.00 + 8.75% over $129,750

MFJ

$259,500+

$15,729.00 + 8.75% over $259,500

HOH

$236,350+

$14,667.00 + 8.75% over $236,350

Vermont Tax Brackets for Tax Year 2021

Previous Vermont Income Brackets.

Tax Rate

Filing Status

Income Range

Taxes Due

3.35%

Single

$0 to $40,950

3.35% of Income

MFS

$0 to $34,200

3.35% of Income

MFJ

$0 to $68,400

3.35% of Income

HOH

$0 to $54,850

3.35% of Income

6.60%

Single

$40,950 to $99,200

$3,619.00 + 6.60%

MFS

$34,200 to $82,675

$3,839.00 + 6.60%

MFJ

$68,400 to $165,350

$2,727.00 + 6.60%

HOH

$54,850 to $141,700

$3,167.00 + 6.60%

7.60%

Single

$99,200 to $206,950

$5,216.00 + 7.60%

MFS

$82,675 to $125,975

$4,345.00 + 7.60%

MFJ

$165,350 to $251,950

$8,690.00 + 7.60%

HOH

$141,700 to $229,450

$7,570.00 + 7.60%

8.75%

Single

$206,950+

$13,405.00 + 8.75% over $206,950

MFS

$125,975+

$7,636.00 + 8.75% over $125,975

MFJ

$251,950+

$15,272.00 + 8.75% over $251,950

HOH

$229,450+

$14,239.00 + 8.75% over $229,450

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Vermont Standard and Itemized Deductions

The Vermont standard deductions did not increase for 2023 tax year. You can not itemize your Vermont deductions.

When you prepare and eFile your Tax Return the eFile Tax App will apply the correct standard deductions for you.

Tax Year

Status

Amount

2023

Single/MFS

$7,000

Married Jointly/Qualifying Widow(er)

$14,050

HOH

$10,550

2022

Single/MFS

$6,500

Married Jointly/Qualifying Widow(er)

$13,050

HOH

$9,800

2021

Single/MFS

$6,350

Married Jointly/Qualifying Widow(er)

$12,700

HOH

$9,500

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