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Tax Calc

A quick US federal income tax estimate from one number.

Free. No paid tier, no key.

What you get

Two offers, federal tax

Before state tax and FICA

Figures
OfferAfter federal tax
95,00082,651.00
140,000117,333.00
Difference a year34,682
Example from "Compare two job offers". Invented names, real math from the tools.

Type a gross annual income and get an estimate of US federal income tax for a single filer with the standard deduction. You see taxable income, the tax, the effective rate and what's left after tax. It's a planning estimate, not a tax return.

Made for US freelancers, US job seekers comparing offers, US single filers planning a budget

3 requests, start to finish

Example chats. Each one uses real tools of this server, named as they run. The people and firms are made up.

Tax Calc is free. Pro on the other 49 paid servers: $39 once. Free vs Pro

  1. Example 1 · Jordan Ellis, software tester in Columbus, Ohio, single filerCompare two job offers

    I have offers at $95,000 and $140,000. Estimate federal income tax and take-home for each.
    • us_federal_tax Estimates tax on $95,000: taxable $79,250, tax $12,349.00, 13.0%
    • us_federal_tax Estimates tax on $140,000: taxable $124,250, tax $22,667.00, 16.2%

    After federal income tax: $82,651.00 against $117,333.00. The higher offer keeps $34,682 more per year before state tax and FICA.

    Saves about 10 min (our estimate)

  2. Example 2 · Maya Thompson, freelance copywriter in Denver, ColoradoSet aside for quarterly payments

    I expect about $62,000 this year. Roughly how much federal income tax is that?
    • us_federal_tax Estimates tax on $62,000 after the $15,750 standard deduction

    Taxable income $46,250, estimated federal tax $5,311.50, effective rate 8.6%. Maya plans about $1,330 per quarter for income tax and adds self-employment tax separately.

    Saves about 8 min (our estimate)

  3. Example 3 · Luis Ortega, new graduate starting at $48,000 in San Antonio, TexasCheck a budget on a first salary

    My salary is $48,000. What does federal income tax leave me with?
    • us_federal_tax Estimates tax on $48,000

    Taxable income $32,250, estimated tax $3,631.50, effective rate 7.6%, $44,368.50 after federal income tax.

    Saves about 5 min (our estimate)

Free, every tool

Free

$0 no key

All tools, no limit in code

Limits read from the code: servers/tax-calc/src/index.js (no license code) + https://mcp.zovo.one/s/tax-calc

Install

Works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients. This server runs on your machine.

npm @theluckystrike/mcp-tax-calc

Download the .mcpb bundle and open it. Claude Desktop installs it in one click.

Download tax-calc.mcpb

Add this to your MCP client config (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code). Needs Node.js.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tax-calc": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "@theluckystrike/mcp-tax-calc"
      ]
    }
  }
}

One command in your terminal.

claude mcp add tax-calc -- npx -y @theluckystrike/mcp-tax-calc

All tools (1)

ToolWhat it does
us_federal_taxEstimates US federal income tax for a single filer from gross income

Questions

Which filers does it cover?
Single filers with the standard deduction of $15,750, using the bracket table in the code. It doesn't cover joint filing, itemized deductions, credits, state tax, FICA or self-employment tax.
Is it accurate enough to file?
No. The code calls the brackets approximate planning values. Use it to plan, then file with proper software or an accountant.
Does it work for the UK, EU or Poland?
No. It estimates US federal income tax only.

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