2027 IRMAA Update · 2027 Projected Calculator

Turn the federal tables into a clearer Medicare premium picture.

Enter the tax filing status and modified adjusted gross income used for your 2027 Medicare determination, then add fixed premiums for a 2027 projected estimate. The 2027 IRMAA thresholds and premiums were still pending as of October 9, 2026. This tool does not recommend tax, investment, or retirement-account changes.

2027 projections · awaiting final figuresEducational estimate only
2027 premium yearHow the estimate is built
01
Tax filing statusSelect the status tied to the income year SSA used.
02
MAGIUsually 2025 tax information for 2027 premiums.
03
Federal IRMAA tierPublished Part B and Part D adjustments.
04
Fixed premium estimateAdd the Medicare-related monthly premiums you enter.

Projection method: Premium and surcharge projections come from the 2026 Medicare Trustees Report, Tables V.E1–V.E4 (2027 projections). Income thresholds use the lower-bound estimates in the TaxPayers.net 2027 IRMAA tracker, not an official CMS or SSA table. Estimated individual boundaries are $112,000, $141,000, $176,000 and $211,000; joint boundaries are twice those amounts. The three middle boundaries could each be $1,000 higher for individuals or $2,000 higher jointly depending on the final inflation calculation. Results near a boundary may change. Recheck the final federal tables before making decisions.

2027 projections — October 9, 2026

Projected 2027 figures — not final. Actual 2027 Part A/B amounts and IRMAA tables have not been released as of October 9, 2026. Displayed projections are awaiting CMS’s final determination and applicable Social Security tables. Final amounts may differ. Use these estimates for planning only.

Estimate fixed Medicare premiums and IRMAA in one place.

This calculator uses projected 2027 Part B and Part D IRMAA amounts and estimated income thresholds. The 2027 income thresholds, Part B premium, and Part D IRMAA amounts had not been published as of October 9, 2026; do not use this estimate as a 2027 quote. It is not a total-health-care-cost estimate and does not include care you may use during the year.

Step 1

Income information

For 2027 Medicare premiums, Social Security generally uses 2025 tax information. If 2025 information was unavailable, SSA may use 2024 information.

How would you like to enter MAGI?
Step 2

Who should be included?

IRMAA is assessed per Medicare beneficiary. A joint tax return can therefore produce an adjustment for one or both spouses depending on who has Medicare coverage.

Beneficiary 1
Your projected 2027 estimate will appear here.

Enter MAGI, confirm filing status, add the fixed premiums you want included, then calculate.

The 2027 IRMAA table generally looks back two tax years.

For 2027 Medicare premiums, Social Security generally uses 2025 tax information, or 2024 if 2025 information is not available. The income measure is modified adjusted gross income.

01

Start with AGI

SSA-44 asks for adjusted gross income as reported on the applicable federal tax return.

02

Add tax-exempt interest

Tax-exempt interest is included in the MAGI calculation used for IRMAA. Certain special tax provisions can require additional modifications.

03

Match the filing-status table

Single-type, joint, and certain married-filing-separately situations use different 2027 thresholds.

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SSA makes the determination

The estimator organizes projected amounts and estimated thresholds. Your SSA notice and agency determination control what you actually owe.

2025Tax informationUsually the income year used
2027Medicare premium yearIRMAA applied to Part B and Part D

See the exact income bands used by the estimator.

Switch filing status to review the applicable MAGI ranges. Part D amounts shown are the IRMAA amounts added to the plan premium.

Single, head of household, qualifying surviving spouse, or MFS lived apart all year2027 premium year
MAGI rangePart B monthly premiumPart D IRMAA

Part D plan premiums vary by plan. The Part D amounts above are added to the applicable plan premium. Married filing separately taxpayers who lived apart for the entire tax year can fall under the individual-style table when Social Security's rules are satisfied.

A lower current income does not automatically change IRMAA, but certain SSA-listed life events can support a new determination request.

Social Security lists eight qualifying life-changing event categories for IRMAA requests. Select a category to see the general description. SSA determines whether the event, evidence, and income information meet its requirements.

SSA-listed life-changing event

Select an event

Choose one of the eight categories to review why it may matter to an IRMAA request.

What this does not mean

Selecting an event here does not establish eligibility, prove the event, or calculate a revised IRMAA. Social Security reviews the request and evidence.

SSA: Request to Lower IRMAA

Fixed premiums are only one part of Medicare spending.

This tool intentionally avoids pretending it can predict total health care costs.

Care you use

Deductibles, copays, and coinsurance.

Prescription spending

Drug-specific prices, formulary rules, and pharmacy costs.

Late-enrollment penalties

Part B and Part D penalties require separate facts and official determinations.

Plan-specific reductions

Any Medicare Advantage Part B premium reduction or other plan-specific adjustment.

Cost assistance

Extra Help, Medicare Savings Programs, Medicaid or Medi-Cal, and other subsidies.

Tax or investment effects

No retirement, securities, tax, or estate-planning recommendation is produced.

Projection sources and assumptions

Use the official sources below to verify current thresholds, premiums, notices, and requests for a new IRMAA determination.

Educational estimator and professional-scope notice: This tool provides a general estimate using projected 2027 Medicare Part B and Part D income-related monthly adjustment amounts and estimated income thresholds and amounts you enter. It is not an official Social Security Administration or Medicare determination, bill, tax calculation, financial plan, investment recommendation, legal opinion, or accounting advice. Actual premiums can differ because of late-enrollment penalties, Medicare Advantage premium reductions, plan-specific premiums, subsidies, billing adjustments, or other circumstances. Silver Path Benefits Insurance Services does not recommend changing investments, retirement-account withdrawals, Roth conversions, tax filing status, asset sales, or other financial transactions to alter IRMAA. Verify your actual determination with Social Security, Medicare, official notices, plan documents, and appropriate tax, legal, or financial professionals.

Medicare Plan Availability Disclosure

We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 7 organizations which offer 81 products in Orange County, 88 products in Los Angeles County, 57 products in Riverside County, 67 products in San Bernardino County, 58 products in San Diego County, and 32 products in Ventura County. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.

2027 county product counts reflect the agency’s represented offerings as of October 9, 2026. Plan offerings and service areas may change; verify current options at Medicare.gov.
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