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Virginia Income Tax Guide

2% to 5.75% bracketsVirginia's four rate bands reach 5.75% above $17,000 of taxable income.
$8,750 single deductionVirginia confirmed $17,500 for married joint returns in tax year 2026.
Personal exemptions reduce incomeThe estimate includes regular taxpayer, spouse, and supported-dependent amounts.
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How Virginia taxes work

Virginia AGI is simplifiedSupported income is reduced by the confirmed standard deduction and regular personal exemptions.
2026 deductions are includedSingle, separate, and supported head filing use $8,750; joint uses $17,500.
Regular exemptions are includedThe estimate subtracts $930 per taxpayer, joint spouse, and supported qualifying child.
The four brackets are modeledRates of 2%, 3%, 5%, and 5.75% apply at Virginia's long-standing thresholds.
Virginia credits are excludedThe refundable EITC and other credits require eligibility details beyond the state estimate.

Common Virginia tax questions

Did Virginia's 2026 deduction revert?No. Virginia confirmed $8,750 single and $17,500 joint for tax year 2026.
Does 5.75% apply to every dollar?No. The first $17,000 moves through three lower brackets.
Are exemptions included?Yes, using $930 per supported taxpayer, joint spouse, and qualifying child.
Can Virginia itemizing differ?Yes. The calculator uses only the regular standard deduction.
Is Virginia's EITC included?No. It depends on the federal credit and state eligibility.
Is this Form 760?No. It is not a complete Virginia return.