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There are multiple ways to do it. The old way is by book, using the Tax Table.

On the Federal return it is on the Publication. (Such as 2010 Publication 17, Page 254)

States have their own tax table.

The faster way is to search for a tax calculator.

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Q: How do you figure tax on taxable income?
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