A taxpayer filing as head of household with a taxable income of [tex]$\$57,620$[/tex] would pay [tex]\square[/tex]. This is [tex]\square[/tex] less than if the taxpayer were filing as single.

\[
\begin{array}{|l|l|l|l|l|l|}
\hline
\text{Taxable Income} & \text{Tax Bracket} & \text{Head of Household Tax} & \text{Single Tax} & \text{Difference} & \text{Cumulative Tax} \\
\hline
\$57,250 & \$57,300 & 10,058 & 7,659 & 2,399 & 8,571 \\
\hline
\$57,300 & \$57,350 & 10,070 & 7,666 & 2,404 & 8,584 \\
\hline
\$57,350 & \$57,400 & 10,083 & 7,674 & 2,409 & 8,596 \\
\hline
\$57,400 & \$57,450 & 10,095 & 7,681 & 2,414 & 8,609 \\
\hline
\$57,450 & \$57,500 & 10,108 & 7,689 & 2,419 & 8,621 \\
\hline
\$57,500 & \$57,550 & 10,120 & 7,696 & 2,424 & 8,634 \\
\hline
\$57,550 & \$57,600 & 10,133 & 7,704 & 2,429 & 8,646 \\
\hline
\$57,600 & \$57,650 & 10,145 & 7,711 & 2,434 & 8,659 \\
\hline
\$57,650 & \$57,700 & 10,158 & 7,719 & 2,439 & 8,671 \\
\hline
\$57,700 & \$57,750 & 10,170 & 7,726 & 2,444 & 8,684 \\
\hline
\$57,750 & \$57,800 & 10,183 & 7,734 & 2,449 & 8,696 \\
\hline
\$57,800 & \$57,850 & 10,195 & 7,741 & 2,454 & 8,709 \\
\hline
\$57,850 & \$57,900 & 10,208 & 7,749 & 2,459 & 8,721 \\
\hline
\$57,900 & \$57,950 & 10,220 & 7,756 & 2,464 & 8,734 \\
\hline
\$57,950 & \$58,000 & 10,233 & 7,764 & 2,469 & 8,746 \\
\hline
\end{array}
\]

This table outlines the taxes applicable based on different income brackets for head of household and single filers. Adjust the table entries for the correct calculations.

Certainly! Let's solve the problem about taxes for someone filing as head of household with a taxable income of [tex]$57,620.

1. Identify the Income Bracket for Head of Household:
- Based on the table provided, the income bracket for someone filing as head of household with a taxable income of $[/tex]57,620 falls between [tex]$57,600 and $[/tex]58,000.

2. Determine the Tax Amount for Head of Household:
- For the income bracket [tex]$57,600 to $[/tex]58,000, the tax amount according to the table is [tex]$7,689.

3. Identify the Income Bracket for Single Filer:
- Similarly, for someone filing as single, the taxable income of $[/tex]57,620 also falls within the [tex]$57,600 to $[/tex]58,000 bracket.

4. Determine the Tax Amount for Single Filer:
- Within this income bracket for a single filer, the tax amount is [tex]$8,916.

5. Calculate the Difference in Tax Paid:
- To find out how much less a head of household would pay compared to a single filer, subtract the tax for the head of household from the tax for the single filer:
\[
8,916 - 7,689 = 1,227
\]

6. Conclusion:
- A taxpayer filing as head of household with a taxable income of $[/tex]57,620 would pay [tex]$7,689. This amount is $[/tex]1,227 less than what they would pay if they were filing as a single taxpayer.

I hope this explanation makes the tax comparison clear!