T17-0150 - Income Subject to Tax and Effective Marginal Tax Rates in the Regular Income Tax and the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), Current Law, 2016 - 2018

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April 28, 2017

Table shows the percent of AMT payers with: more income subject to tax under the AMT than the regular tax; and/or a higher effective marginal tax rate under the AMT than under the regular tax. Table provides estimates by income level under current law for 2016-18.

Model Estimates Type

Distribution Tables by Dollar Income Class

Primary topic

Individual Taxes

Topics

Alternative minimum tax (AMT)

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