Which calculator should I use?
A1: Use Quick if you have salary income only and no deductions or dependents.
Use Easy if you have salary income with deductions or dependents. Use Advanced
if you have salary income, business income, investments, or multiple deductions.
Picking the right option helps you get results faster with fewer inputs.
Q2: What information do I need to enter?
A2: Just the basic details about your income, deductions, credits, and
dependents. Each calculator will guide you step by step.
Q3: What do the two columns in the results mean?
A3: One column shows your numbers with the new OBBBA law, and the other shows
what your taxes would look like without the law. This side-by-side comparison
makes it easy to see the impact.
Q4: Are the results accurate?
A4: Yes, the calculator gives estimates based on the current OBBBA law. They are
intended for guidance and are not a substitute for professional tax advice.
Q5: Can I save or print my results?
A5: Yes, you can take a screenshot or print your results for your records.
Q6: Does this calculator include state taxes?
A6: No, the OBBBA Impact Calculator only estimates federal taxes. State taxes
are not included.
Q7: Can I update my information later?
A7: Yes, you can rerun the calculator anytime with updated income or deduction
details to see the new impact.
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