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Rhode Island

Progressive brackets
Filing status
Income
Pre-tax adjustments
Itemized deductions
Household

Estimated taxes

Tax year 2025
Gross income$0
Total tax$0
Take-home pay$0

Overall effective rate: 0.0%

Federal

Adjusted gross income
$0
Standard deduction
$15,000
Taxable income
$0
Tax before credits
$0
Credits
- $0
Federal income tax
$0
Effective / marginal rate
0.0% / 0.0%

FICA

Social Security
$0
Medicare
$0
FICA total
$0

State — Rhode Island (RI)

State taxable income
$0
State income tax
$0
State + local tax
$0
Effective / marginal rate
0.0% / 0.0%

Notes

  • Rhode Island uses ONE uniform progressive rate schedule (3.75% / 4.75% / 5.99%) for all filing statuses; only the standard deduction varies by status.
  • 2025 brackets: 3.75% up to $79,900, 4.75% from $79,900 to $181,650, 5.99% above $181,650 (inflation-indexed).
  • Rhode Island allows NO itemized deductions (eliminated in the 2011 reform) — only the standard deduction ($10,900 single/MFS, $21,800 joint, $16,350 HoH for 2025). All itemized input fields are ignored.
  • Personal and dependency exemptions are $5,100 each for 2025 (one per taxpayer, two on a joint return, plus one per dependent), subtracted on top of the standard deduction.
  • High-income phase-out: above $254,250 modified AGI the standard deduction AND exemptions are retained at 0.80 / 0.60 / 0.40 / 0.20 in $7,250 steps, and drop to $0 once AGI exceeds the $29,000-wide range (above $283,250).
  • Rhode Island starts from modified federal AGI; the RI Social Security / pension / 401(k) modifications are not expressible with the available inputs, so RI AGI equals the federal AGI here with no add-backs.

Sources

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