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     Income Tax Bracket /  Federal Marginal Tax Rate 
 
                                                   (See 2009 income tax rate table below)
 
  It is important to understand how your income tax bracket / federal marginal tax rate impacts your income property taxable income.  Being in a 28% income tax bracket does not mean that all of your income is taxed at 28%.  Your income tax bracket only pertains to that portion of your income that exceeds the lower end of your income tax bracket range.  For example, in the 2008 income tax rate table below, if you are married and filing jointly and you are in a 28 % income tax bracket, only that portion of your income that exceeds 137,050 will be taxed at the 28 % income tax rate.  For an income of 154,650, only 17,600 of your income will be taxed at 28%.  That is 154,650 - 137,050.  Note that all of your income between 67,900  and 137,050 is taxed at 25%.  In summary, the tax rate that you pay is less than your income tax bracket since it is applied only to the last dollars that you make.

What income tax bracket ( Marginal Tax Rate) would you enter in the On Target real estate software if you are married filing jointly and you earn 70,000 from sources other than income property and you are considering purchasing an income property with a $20,000 taxable income?  Your taxable income from all sources after the purchase of the income property would be 90,000 dollars which would put you in a 25% tax bracket.  You would enter 25 for your Federal Marginal Tax Rate.

 
 
               Income Tax Rate Table for 2009:
 
 
  Single Married - Joint Head of Household Married - Separate
10% 0 - 8,350 0 - 16,700 0 - 11,950 0 - 8,350
15% 8,350 - 33,950 16,700 - 67,900 11,950 - 45,500 8,350 - 33,950
25% 33,950 - 82,250 67,900 - 137,050 45,500- 117,450 33,950 - 68,525
28% 82,250 - 171,550 137,050 - 208,850 117,450 - 190,200 68,525 - 104,425
33% 171,550 - 372,950 208,850 - 372,950 190,200 - 372,950 104,425 - 186,475
35% 372,950 and Up 372,950 and Up 372,950 and Up 186,475 and Up

 

              
 
  If you are thinking about purchasing Income Property.  The On Target real estate investment software gives you a huge advantage over the casual investor.  On Target generates many different reports and graphics to improve the decision making process.  The On Target real estate analysis software helps you determine the effect of state and federal income taxes on your income property's cash flows and sales proceeds.  On Target applies your income tax rate / income tax bracket to the income from your rental property.   Don't make a large investment without understanding the impact of taxes on your profits.  On Target costs just $97.95 and provides in-depth financial analysis.   To order the On Target real estate software, click on  Purchase Software   Be sure to check out the many financial features offered by this unique software.  Software Features    The On Target real estate software includes a 30 day money back guarantee and free support.

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