Is your tax rate supposed to be applied to your adjusted gross income or your total taxable income in order to come up with your federal income tax?

Currently, my federal income tax is a calculation of my adjusted gross income and tax rate, and I think there is an error or something I am missing.

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Taxable income. Your Exemption and Deductions (Standard or Itemized) are subtracted from your adjusted gross income to arrive at taxable income.

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I am married and had an adjusted gross income of $91,000 in 2024. I am selling my home in 2025. Will I owe federal capital gains tax?

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