To determine the tax rate for the $7,000 earned over the $91,150 threshold, we first need to know what the tax rate is for that income bracket.
Since you mentioned the top tax rate applies to taxable income over $91,150 but did not provide the specific tax rate itself, we typically need to refer to current tax brackets to assess it.
Assuming we are looking at a hypothetical scenario, let's say the tax rate for income over $91,150 is 24%, which is common in certain tax systems (this is just an example, and you should verify the actual rate).
In this case, you would apply this tax rate to the $7,000 earned over the $91,150 threshold:
\[ \text{Tax on the additional } $7,000 = 7,000 \times 0.24 = 1,680 \]
Therefore, the tax rate for the $7,000 earned over $91,150 is 24%. If you have the specific tax rate, simply replace the above with that rate.
Thus, the tax rate for the $7,000 of taxable income earned over $91,150 is 24% (or whatever the actual rate is if it differs).