Think you really know how federal income tax brackets work? You’re not alone if you’re not totally sure.
A recent survey found that roughly two-thirds of U.S. taxpayers don’t understand how federal rates and brackets actually affect their taxes.
Take our quiz to see if you can get it right, bust common tax myths, and get clear on how federal income taxes work.
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