Based on the 2010 US Census, Wikipedia has pretty much exactly what you seem to be looking for.

A sample graph:

though they of course also have tables and links to more data.

Or if you prefer raw data, the IRS SOI is available for 1996-2012.

And of course there's Piketty and Saez seminal paper on the subject (See Table 5 for their data analogous to the included Wikipedia picture)

Based on the 2010 US Census, Wikipedia has pretty much exactly what you seem to be looking for.

A sample graph:

though they of course also have tables and links to more data.

Or if you prefer raw data, the IRS SOI is available for 1996-2012.

And of course there's Piketty and Saez seminal paper on the subject (See Table 5 for their data analogous to the included Wikipedia picture)

And of course there's the BLS which publishes these things regularly by demographic, hourly only, or occupation/industry.

Based on the 2010 US Census, Wikipedia has pretty much exactly what you seem to be looking for.

A sample graph:

though they of course also have tables and links to more data.

Based on the 2010 US Census, Wikipedia has pretty much exactly what you seem to be looking for.

A sample graph:

though they of course also have tables and links to more data.

Or if you prefer raw data, the IRS SOI is available for 1996-2012.

And of course there's Piketty and Saez seminal paper on the subject (See Table 5 for their data analogous to the included Wikipedia picture)