2027 Saver's Credit Income Limits

The AGI thresholds and credit rates for the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit, and when the 2027 figures are published.

Not yet announced  No 2027 figure exists yet, from anyone. The §25B thresholds are indexed, but the statute's tiered structure and $500 rounding interact so that a single growth factor does not determine every row unambiguously. The IRS publishes them in the autumn retirement-plan notice alongside the contribution limits. (IRS Notice 2025-67, as announced in IRS Newsroom, retrieved 2026-09-19) The 2026 figures below are official and stand until the announcement.

Item20262027Status
Married filing jointly — 50% credit rate up to $48,500 Not yet announced Not yet announced
Married filing jointly — credit ends above $80,500 Not yet announced Not yet announced
Head of household — 50% credit rate up to $36,375 Not yet announced Not yet announced
Head of household — credit ends above $60,375 Not yet announced Not yet announced
Single / married filing separately — 50% credit rate up to $24,250 Not yet announced Not yet announced
Single / married filing separately — credit ends above $40,250 Not yet announced Not yet announced

2026 figures as published by IRS Notice 2025-67, as announced in IRS Newsroom — source, retrieved 2026-09-19. Every figure on this page is read from a dataset at build time; none is typed into the page.

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How this figure is set

Set under IRC §25B. Indexed to C-CPI-U. Married-filing-jointly thresholds rounded to the nearest multiple of $500; head-of-household set at 3/4 and single at 1/2 of the MFJ figure. (IRS Notice 2025-67, as announced in IRS Newsroom, retrieved 2026-09-19)

Why we publish no 2027 projection here: The §25B thresholds are indexed, but the statute's tiered structure and $500 rounding interact so that a single growth factor does not determine every row unambiguously. The IRS publishes them in the autumn retirement-plan notice alongside the contribution limits. (IRS Notice 2025-67, as announced in IRS Newsroom, retrieved 2026-09-19)

Common questions

Are the 2027 saver's credit (retirement savings contributions credit) figures final?

There is no 2027 figure to be final about yet. The §25B thresholds are indexed, but the statute's tiered structure and $500 rounding interact so that a single growth factor does not determine every row unambiguously. The IRS publishes them in the autumn retirement-plan notice alongside the contribution limits. (IRS Notice 2025-67, as announced in IRS Newsroom, retrieved 2026-09-19)

What sets these numbers?

They are set under IRC §25B. Indexed to C-CPI-U. Married-filing-jointly thresholds rounded to the nearest multiple of $500; head-of-household set at 3/4 and single at 1/2 of the MFJ figure. The 2026 figures are taken from the agency's own publication (IRS Notice 2025-67, as announced in IRS Newsroom, retrieved 2026-09-19).

What changed from 2026?

The table shows both years side by side so the change is readable directly. Where a row says unchanged, that is a statutory result, not an omission.

Related

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Every figure here with its status and source: JSON. QuantCalc is calculation software, not tax advice.