Re: 401A --> ?

Heather wrote:

> I have no doubt this is a completely ignorant question, so I will
> apologize in advance.  Where can I find the bracket amounts?  How/
> where can I see the brackets to determine what amount of income moves
> me into the next higher bracket?  Once I know the brackets, how do I
> apply the logic?  Do the brackets apply to Line 43 of the return
> "Taxable Income"?  Would this be the right place to look?
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_bracket#Tax_brackets_in_the_USA

My favorite and the one I keep referencing here is:

http://www.fairmark.com/refrence/index.htm

It shows standard deduction, and exemptions, and charts brackets in a 
way that appears most pleasant to me. I've never had anyone reply "Joe, 
I like this site **** better.

Of course you can use TurboTax on line, and adjust your numbers up and 
watch your tax change. That can work, but it seems quite the effort for 
what you are trying to discover.

Joe
www.blog.joetaxpayer.com

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