Bracket Sandbox

Built for Stephen Moore · Economist

Move the tax brackets and watch the effect on real households and overall revenue — every assumption visible.

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Revenue distribution

Where the revenue change comes from

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Showing current law against itself — open this from the sandbox's “Open revenue view” to load a proposed schedule. Non-partisan and illustrative: a fixed representative population, so a rate change moves one reproducible number.

Revenue Direction

■ Revenue flat

+$0 vs current law

$2.96T

Current-law revenue

$2.96T

Proposed revenue

Revenue change contributed by each income band (absolute $)

<25k

25k–$50k

50k–$75k

75k–$100k

100k–$150k

150k–$250k

250k–$500k

500k–$1M

1M+

Current-law tax owed by income

$25k$1.0M

range $0–$328k

Proposed tax owed by income

$25k$1.0M

range $0–$328k

The weighted sum, line by line

Income band	Tax units (M)	Tax now	Tax proposed	Band Δ revenue
Under $25k	42.0	$1,568	$1,568	—
$25k–$50k	34.0	$4,208	$4,208	—
$50k–$75k	24.0	$8,693	$8,693	—
$75k–$100k	17.0	$14,193	$14,193	—
$100k–$150k	18.0	$22,323	$22,323	—
$150k–$250k	12.0	$40,087	$40,087	—
$250k–$500k	5.5	$92,875	$92,875	—
$500k–$1M	1.6	$217,188	$217,188	—
$1M+	0.9	$624,188	$624,188	—
Σ total revenue change				+$0

Illustrative designer's view — not official revenue scoring (JCT/CBO) and not tax advice. Tax is applied to gross income with no deductions or credits, so every figure is reproducible from the brackets alone.

Showcase demo for the America's Future 80th Anniversary Summit. Showcase · best home: LLC / BBG Academy. Seeded with realistic sample data; runs payment-dark (no billing). Not a production system.