Hi, What are the tax brackets and AVERAGE tax rates in Texas for the 2007?

Answer 1

For 2006 federal rates (Texas has no income tax):

For single:

10% of income from 0 to 7,550
15% of income from 7,550 to 30,650
25% of income from 30,650 to 61,850
28% of income from 61,850 to 94,225
33% of income from 94,225 to 168,275
35% of income over 168,275

For head of househould:

10% of income from 0 to 10,750
15% of income from 10,750 to 41,050
25% of income from 41,050 to 106,000
28% of income from 106,000 to 171,650
33% of income from 171,650 to 336,550
35% of income over 336,550

For head of married joint or survivng spouse:

10% of income from 0 to 15,100
15% of income from 15,100 to 61,300
25% of income from 61,300 to 123,700
28% of income from 123,700 to 188,450
33% of income from 188,450 to 336,550
35% of income over 336,550

For head of married seperate:

10% of income from 0 to 7,550
15% of income from 7,550 to 30,650
25% of income from 30,650 to 61,850
28% of income from 61,850 to 94,225
33% of income from 94,225 to 168,275
35% of income over 168,275

Answer 2

TX doesn't have an income tax. So the averages are zero.

Property taxes are another story entirely. They are insanely high.