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Tax Rates for 2002

Social security (FICA) maximum earnings: $84,900
Tax free gift: $11,000
Luxury tax: passenger vehicles over $38,000, excess at 4%
Self employment tax rate: 15.3%
Gift and estate tax unified credit equivalent: $1 million
Auto mileage allowance: 36.5 cents per mile (see below)
Personal or dependent exemption: $3,000
Standard deduction for single: $4,700
Standard deduction for married: $7,850
401(k) employee deductible contribution limit: up to $11,000 for under 50 and $12,000 for 50 and over
Expenditures for fixed assets can be expensed up to $24,000
Federal withholding table (as of 6/30/01)

The amounts for the various deductible costs for use of a car will be effective January 1, 2002, and are as follows:
- The standard mileage rate for the cost of operating a car is 36.5 cents a mile for all business miles driven.
- The standard mileage rate for the use of a car when giving services to a charitable organization remains at 14 cents a mile.
- The standard mileage rate for use of your car for medical reasons is 13 cents a mile.
- The standard mileage rate to use when computing deductible moving expenses is 13 cents a mile.

Single          
$0 to $6,000 = 10%  
$6,001 to $27,950 = 15%  
$27,951 to $67,700 = 27%  
$67,701 to $141,250 = 30%  
$141,251 to $307,050 = 35%  
$307,051 -   = 38.6%  

Married          
$0 to $12,000 = 10%  
$12,001 to $46,700 = 15%  
$46,701 to $112,850 = 27%  
$112,851 to $171,950 = 30%  
$171,951 to $307,050 = 35%  
$307,051 -     38.6%  

Corporation          
$0 to $50,000 = 15%  
$50,001 to $75,000 = 25%
$75,001 to $100,000 = 34%
$100,001 to $335,000 = 39%
$335,001 to $10 million = 34%
$10 million to $15 million = 35%  
$15 million to $18.3 million = 38%  
$18.3 million - = 35%  

Tax Rates for 2001

Social security (FICA) maximum earnings: $80,400
Luxury tax: passenger vehicles over $38,000, excess at 4%
Self employment tax rate: 15.3%
Gift and estate tax unified credit equivalent: $675,000
Auto mileage allowance: 34.5 cents per mile
Personal or dependent exemption: $2,900
Standard deduction for single: $4,550
Standard deduction for married: $7,600
401(k) employee deductible contribution limit: up to $10,500 (2000)
Expenditures for fixed assets can be expensed up to $24,000
Federal withholding table (as of 6/30/01)

Single          
$0 to $27,050 = 15%  
$27,051 to $65,550 = 28%  
$65,551 to $136,750 = 31%  
$136,751 to $297,300 = 36%  
$297,301 and above = 39.6%  

Married          
$0 to $45,200 = 15%  
$45,201 to $109,250 = 28%  
$109,251 to $166,450 = 31%  
$166,451 to $297,300 = 36%  
$297,301 and above = 39.6%  

Corporation          
$0 to $50,000 = 15%  
$50,001 to $75,000 = 25%
$75,001 to $100,000 = 34%
$100,001 to $335,000 = 39%
$335,001 and above = 34%

Tax Rates for 2000

Social security (FICA) maximum earnings: $76,200
Self employment tax rate: 15.3%
Gift and estate tax unified credit equivalent: $675,000
Auto mileage allowance: 32.5 cents per mile
Personal or dependent exemption: $2,800
Standard deduction for single: $4,400
Standard deduction for married: $7,350
401 (k) employee deductible contribution limit: up to $10,500
Earnings ceiling for social security: under 65 - $10,080, between 65-69 - $17,000 and 70 and over - unlimited
Expenditures for fixed assets can be expensed up to $20,000 for year 2000

Single          
$0 to $26,249 = 15%  
$26,250 to $63,549 = 28%  
$63,550 to $132,599 = 31%  
$132,600 to $288,349 = 36%  
$288,350 and above = 39.6%  

Married          
$0 to $43,849 = 15%  
$43,850 to $105,949 = 28%  
$105,950 to $161,449 = 31%  
$161,450 to $288,349 = 36%  
$288,350 and above = 39.6%  

Corporation          
$0 to $50,000 = 15%  
$50,001 to $75,000 = 25%
$75,001 to $100,000 = 34%
$100,001 to $335,000 = 39%
$335,001 and above = 34%