Nebraska Individual Income Tax
Rates for Tax Year 2005

Horizontal Rule

Single Taxpayers
If taxable income is:    
over but not over The Nebraska tax is:
$0 $2,400   2.56% of taxable income
2,400 17,000 $61.44 + 3.57% of the excess over $2,400
17,000 26,500 $582.66 + 5.12% of the excess over $17,000
26,500 ----- $1,069.06 + 6.84% of the excess over $26,500*
$103 personal exemption credit is phased out beginning at $73,000 AGI

Married Taxpayers Filing Joint Returns and Surviving Spouses
If taxable income is:    
over but not over The Nebraska tax is:
$0 $4,000   2.56% of taxable income
4,000 30,000 $102.40 + 3.57% of the excess over $4,000
30,000 46,750 $1,030.60 + 5.12% of the excess over $30,000
46,750 ----- $1,888.20 + 6.84% of the excess over $46,750*
$103 personal exemption credit is phased out beginning at $122,000 AGI

Married Taxpayers Filing Separate Returns
If taxable income is:    
over but not over The Nebraska tax is:
$0 $2,000   2.56% of taxable income
2,000 15,000 $51.20 + 3.57% of the excess over $2,000
15,000 23,375 $515.30 + 5.12% of the excess over $15,000
23,375 ----- $944.10 + 6.84% of the excess over $23,375*
$103 personal exemption credit is phased out beginning at $61,000 AGI

Head of Household
If taxable income is:    
over but not over The Nebraska tax is:
$0 $3,800   2.56% of taxable income
3,800 24,000 $97.28 + 3.57% of the excess over $3,800
24,000 35,000 $818.42 + 5.12% of the excess over $24,000
35,000 ----- $1,381.62 + 6.84% of the excess over $35,000*
$103 personal exemption credit is phased out beginning at $101,000 AGI


*If adjusted gross income is $145,950 or more ($72,975 if married filing separate), Nebraska allowed deductions are reduced and marginal tax rates are phased out (see the Nebraska Additional Tax Rate Schedule for 2005 - page 29).