Tax & AccountingFebruary 18, 2022
2022 Federal Tax Key Facts and Figures Card
Comprehensive Tax Season Resource
Every year, Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting does our best to ensure Tax Professionals are properly equipped with superior Tax Preparation solutions, and have access to up-to-date knowledge and resources.
To that end, we've prepared our 2022 Federal Key Facts and Figures Card as an easy reference tool for many commonly consulted rates, ratios and rules.
2022 Federal Tax Key Facts and Figures Card
Your Reference Guide to the 2022 Tax Season
Having all the rates and ratios at your fingertips during Tax Season can help you be more efficient and productive this filing season. Wondering what the Taxable Income ratio is if your clients are married but filing separately? How about the 2022 Rules on Education Incentives or AMT Rates for Individuals? All these subjects and more are covered in our comprehensive 2022 tax filing reference resource.
- Income Tax Tables
- Education Incentives
- Social Security
- IRA Contribution Limits
- Credits & Exclusions
- Plus, much more
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