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Find your adjusted gross income: total income less the above-the-line adjustments on Schedule 1.

Change the values and press Calculate to work out your own figures.

Enter your income and adjustments.

About wages, salary and tips (optional)Form W-2, box 1.
About taxable interest (optional)Form 1099-INT.
About ordinary dividends (optional)Form 1099-DIV.
About capital gain or loss (optional)A net loss counts up to $3,000.
About taxable ira distributions (optional)Form 1099-R.
About taxable pensions and annuities (optional)Form 1099-R.
About business income or loss (optional)Schedule C.
About unemployment compensation (optional)Form 1099-G.
About other income (optional)Rents, royalties, alimony received before 2019 and so on.
About educator expenses (optional)Up to the IRS limit.
About hsa deduction (optional)Your own contributions.
About deductible half of self-employment tax (optional)Schedule SE.
About self-employed retirement contributions (optional)SEP, SIMPLE, solo 401(k).
About self-employed health insurance (optional)Premiums.
About ira deduction (optional)Traditional IRA.
About student loan interest (optional)Up to $2,500.
About alimony paid (optional)Divorces before 2019.
About other adjustments (optional)Schedule 1, Part II.
Result
Adjusted gross income
$69,500.00
Total income
$79,500.00
Adjustments
$10,000.00
Currency
US dollars (US rules)

Your AGI is $69,500.00.

Show the working
  1. AGI = total income − adjustments

How to use it

Enter your income and adjustments.

Enter amounts without commas or with them; rates are percentages (5 for 5%). Negative amounts are allowed where a sign means money paid out.

Key facts

AGI = total income − adjustments to income

Questions

Is AGI the same as taxable income?

No. Taxable income is AGI minus the standard or itemized deduction.

Formulas

AGI = total income − adjustments to income

Sources

Limitations

  • Results are estimates for planning, not offers or financial advice; lenders and banks may round, count days or time payments differently.
  • Rates are nominal annual rates compounded as you choose; payments at a different frequency use the equivalent periodic rate.

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