Core Points - The IRS has announced the long-term capital gains tax rate thresholds for the 2026 tax year, adjusting for inflation [1] - The income threshold for single filers to qualify for a 0% long-term capital gains tax rate is set at $49,450 [1] - For married couples filing jointly, the 0% tax rate applies to those with an income of $98,900 or below [1] Tax Adjustments - The standard deduction for single filers will increase to $16,100 for the 2026 tax year [1] - For married couples filing jointly, the standard deduction will be $32,200 [1] - The IRS has also adjusted various regulations, including federal income tax brackets and estate and gift tax exemptions, which will take effect when filing for the 2026 tax year in 2027 [1]