obbba-breaks
Estimate the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) individual income-tax breaks: the increased (and permanent) standard deduction plus the temporary above-the-line deductions for qualified overtime and tips (tax years 2025–2028). Pure, dependency-free Rust math — the same engine behind the TaxBreakCalc OBBBA tax-break calculator.
Important: estimates pending final IRS guidance
OBBBA (signed July 2025) made the larger TCJA standard deduction permanent, added a small temporary boost for 2025–2028, and introduced the "no tax on overtime" / "no tax on tips" above-the-line deductions. The headline numbers below are widely reported, but the IRS was still finalizing implementation details (exact MAGI definitions, which tips/OT amounts qualify, inflation indexing for future years) through late 2025 and into 2026. Every figure here is an estimate / model input, not a guarantee of any taxpayer's actual deduction. Confirm against final IRS guidance and a qualified tax professional.
Default estimated parameters:
| Parameter | Single / HoH | Married Filing Jointly |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 base standard deduction | $15,750 |
$31,500 |
| Temporary add-on (2025–2028) | $750 |
$1,500 |
| Overtime / tips deduction cap | $12,500 |
$25,000 |
| Overtime / tips MAGI phase-out | begins $150,000 (single) / $300,000 (joint); $1 lost per $10 MAGI over |
Usage
use ;
// 2025 standard deduction for a single filer (15,750 + 750 = 16,500)
let sd = standard_deduction;
assert!;
// Qualified overtime + tips deductions stack on top
let t = total_deduction;
assert!;
Parameters are overridable via StandardDeduction / QualifiedDeductionParams so
the crate can track IRS guidance as it finalizes.
Live calculator
For an interactive version of the tips deduction covered above, see the no tax on tips calculator at TaxBreakCalc.
License: MIT