Turbo Tax is using a blended tax rate of 50.9% on my taxable income of $1,467, when according to the tax tables it should only be 10%. Why?

Intignia · ‎June 1, 2019

maglib · ‎June 1, 2019

Possibly you have foreign earned income exclusion, capital gains, High income not allowing certian losses, other schedule D income, Schedule J or F, qualified dividends, subject to AMT, childs unearned income, which you then do not just use the tax tables. There are so many variables and income subject to different tax rates.

This is a public forum so we can't see your return to explain what you are exactly seeing.

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Turbo Tax is using a blended tax rate of 50.9% on my taxable income of $1,467, when according to the tax tables it should only be 10%. Why?