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My income to this point is about 74,000 gross, can I avoid the next tax bracket, or can I claim head of house?

I get paid by the hour, my company may allow me to hold my time for december until next year, but I am not sure if that is leagal.

I will also be taking the standard return, because I do not have enough to itemize my return

I am not sure what head of house means, or if I was correctly informed about the next tax bracket being 77,100. can anyone correct me if I have been misinformed

Oh wow, you make a lot of money!!! can you support me!!?

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