One question, one answer

23 pages, one question each. The figure itself, who or what it applies to, the primary document it was read out of and the date it was read — then a link to the calculator that uses it.

United States · federal tax year 2026, the HHS poverty guidelines and small-business cash · every figure from an open dataset with its source

Small-business cash

Income tax: the brackets and the standard deduction

Self-employment tax

The qualified business income deduction

Deductions and reporting thresholds

Estimated tax

The federal poverty level

How these pages are built
  • One page answers one question. Where two questions have the same answer there is one page and not two: the joint schedule says outright that a qualifying surviving spouse uses it, instead of a second page repeating the same seven rows.
  • Every figure is read from one of our open datasets, and each dataset carries the primary document and the retrieval date for every row. Anything worked out from those figures is labelled as arithmetic rather than passed off as law.
  • The answer sits in the HTML, before any script runs. A reader with JavaScript switched off and a machine that never runs it see the same sentence and the same numbers.

The whole dataset

Every figure in these answers, and everything around it, as tables you can read and as CSV and JSON you can download. The two federal datasets are public domain, no attribution required; the cash-buffer figures are © JPMorgan Chase Institute, reproduced with attribution.