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California Income Tax Rates

California residents pay the highest income tax rates in the country…

California is a paradise to its 38 million residents. Wines in Napa, celebs in L.A., Disneyland in Anaheim, the zoo in San Diego, well, there’s a lot to see and do.

However, living in the golden state comes with a hefty price tag. California levies the highest tax rates in the country. If you’re a new CA resident, you’re bound to notice it most when you file your state return.

Just how pricey is it?

Here are the 2014 California income tax rates for single filers:

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If you’re Married Filing Jointly or Head of Household, just double the income brackets listed above. Continue reading “California Income Tax Rates”

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The 2014 Tax Tables

Find your 2014 Tax Rate with the 2014 Tax Tables!

Have you filed your 2014 Tax Return yet?

If you’ve already filed, congratulations! If not, you may be wondering what the 2014 tax rates are.

Here at RapidTax, we’ve designed  the 2014 tax tables just for you. In fact, you can save these tax tables to your computer and refer back to the tax rates as needed.

Keep in mind that these tax tables are based on your filing status and total income earned throughout the year. You’ll need to know each in order to find your 2014 tax rate.

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Estimate Your 2013 Taxes With a 2013 Tax Calculator

Use a 2013 Tax Calculator To Estimate your 2013 Taxes

Do you still need to file your 2013 tax return? If so, you may be curious to know how much your 2013 tax refund or tax due total will be.

Luckily, you can use a  tax calculator 2013 to view your tax situation before filing your late 2013 tax return.

Free Tax Calculator 2013

In order for a tax calculator to estimate your 2013 taxes, you’ll need to enter at the very least your filing status, income, taxes withheld, and any possible deductions.

Rather than wasting time re-entering the same information later on when preparing your tax return, you can do it all at once. Here’s how;

  1. Create a RapidTax Account: When creating an account, be sure to select the 2013 Tax Year (don’t worry, it doesn’t cost anything to create an account)
  2. Enter your tax information: Enter your basic information, income, and deductions or credits your claiming,
  3. View your Tax Refund or Tax Due: Once your tax information is entered, the RapidTax application will instantly calculate your 2013 taxes. In the upper right hand corner, you’ll see your refund or tax due total appear.
  4. File Your 2013 Return or Log Out: If you’re not ready to file your 2013 taxes or just wanted to calculate your taxes, log out of your account. If instead, you want to continue on and file your 2013 tax return, you can continue on with the RapidTax application and submit (and pay) for your tax return. Continue reading “Estimate Your 2013 Taxes With a 2013 Tax Calculator”