Table:
text: Capital gains tax in the United States
Current law
Current law
Marginal_Ordinary_Income_Tax_Rate Single Married_Filing_Jointly_or_Qualified_Widower Married_Filing_Separately Head_of_Household
10% $0–$8,350 $0–$16,700 $0–$8,350 $0–$11,950
15% $8,351– $33,950 $16,701–$67,900 $8,351–$33,950 $11,951–$45,500
25% $33,951–$82,250 $67,901–$137,050 $33,951–$68,525 $45,501–$117,450
28% $82,251–$171,550 $137,051–$208,850 $68,525–$104,425 $117,451–$190,200
33% $171,551–$372,950 $208,851–$372,950 $104,426–$186,475 $190,201–$372,950

Question: What is the range for filing capital gains from marriage separately if the head of household for the United States is $117,451 to $190,200 under current law?

Question: How much is capital gains tax under current United States law?

Question: What is the ordinary marginal income tax rate for capital gains tax under current United States law if the joint filing of a married person or qualified widow is $208,851 to $372,950?