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2026 federal tax planning

Make the tax math make sense

Focused US federal tax calculators that turn 2026 rules into practical estimates and clear calculation breakdowns.

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Federal tax planning documents, calculator, financial summary, and coins
Calculation set2026 tax year

Designed for useful answers

Planning tools with visible assumptions

Built for the 2026 tax year

Calculators use fixed federal thresholds and rules for 2026, with primary sources identified on each tool.

Private by design

Form calculations run locally in your browser. Calculator entries are not sent to a TaxArith backend.

Clear calculation breakdowns

Review the estimate, its components, applicable thresholds, and plain language explanations.

The complete toolkit

Ten calculators, four clear topics

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Income tax and refunds

Understand federal income tax, marginal brackets, and whether payments may result in a refund or amount owed.

Self-employment and payments

Estimate self-employment tax and plan federal estimated payments throughout the year.

Investments and capital gains

Model the federal tax effects of investment gains, crypto dispositions, losses, and harvesting decisions.

Deductions and credits

Compare deduction approaches and estimate selected federal tax credits for dependents.

Three-stage tax planning workflow from documents to calculation and review

A focused workflow

Plan before you file

  1. 1Choose the calculation you need.Start with one focused federal tax question.
  2. 2Enter the relevant federal tax details.Use only the fields that apply to the selected estimate.
  3. 3Review the estimate and calculation breakdown.See the result, assumptions, thresholds, and limitations.
Federal estimates only

Know what the estimate covers

TaxArith is built for focused planning questions—not a complete tax return.

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  • Calculators use fixed rules and thresholds for the 2026 tax year.
  • Results are planning estimates, not tax return preparation.
  • State and local taxes are not modeled by these federal tools.
  • TaxArith does not provide tax, financial, or legal advice. Draft IRS forms and instructions should be rechecked after final versions are published.

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