Taxes

An estimated three million taxpayers were affected by the alternative minimum tax (AMT) in 2004. And Congress continues to make changes to how the AMT is applied. The new Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act increased the AMT exemptions for 2006. Will you be subject to the AMT this year with the changes in place? Find out today. Use our 2006 AMT Estimator.

Plus, see if your 2005 taxes were affected by the AMT with our 2005 AMT Estimator.

Need more information about the AMT?
	Learn more about the AMT.
	View the AMT rate table.

Please note: This calculator is solely an estimation tool and any information resulting from its use should be used accordingly. Use of this tool for any other purpose, such as preparation of a federal income tax return, is not authorized. Contact your local H&R Block tax office for the most accurate estimate of your return.

This tax tool is provided "AS IS." There is no warranty of any kind regarding the accuracy or completeness of this tool or your results, and the user assumes all risk of use. Use of this tool constitutes your acceptance of these terms.