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Yeah I found it.
Long-Term vs. Short-Term Capital Gains Rates—Which Is More Favorable?
Solved: Are long-term capital gains calculated progressive...
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Basically there several LTCG rates (e.g. 0%, 15%, 20%) each of which applies to certain brackets of income. Using round numbers for singles in 2019, %0 for $0 to $40k, 15% from $40k to $440k, 20% over that. (plus possible net investment income tax for higher earners but that isn't applies to all income not just capital gains.)
Ordinary income fills up these brackets first and is taxed at regular income rates. LTCG then fills up the remaining and is taxed at the special rates.
Again, simplifying, if you had $30k of ordinary income and $100k of capital gains you would pay ordinary rates on $30k, 0% on $10k and 15% on $90k.
If you had $60k of ordinary income and $100k of LTCG it would be ordinary rates for $60k plus 15% of $100k
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Just make sure you guys put money away for taxes if you gain alot
I support this. Christmas really came early on this. I’ve never made this much money in a day doing nothing.
real shyt. working yourself to death at a 9-5 is savagery and soon to be obsolete
I said it yesterday, I'ma say it againSo, should I buy 8 more shares at $68, which is $544 ( ), or should I wait until the price drops abit? How much more will it drop today?
Hopefully folks learned that from the pandemic. Even with out this stock, ibeen decided I'm not going to ever work for someone again. I'd say the average coli poster has enough intelligence and resources to create an income.real shyt. working yourself to death at a 9-5 is savagery and soon to be obsolete
Yes, but it is only as safe as the email that you signed up with it. If they can get into your email account, they can get into your cashapp. I got a significant amount in cashapp for the instant buying power.Can I buy this stock through CashApp? and Is it Secure/Safe?
You stupid fukk, look at you nowThis shyt won't go past 40
People saying 1000
I could be wrong. But you don’t pay any penalties until you miss the tax deadline.No taxes are delinquent until after you miss the tax return deadline . You can pay quarterly so your not hit all at once but it’s not required.Thus shyt is hella confusing, somebody correct me if I'm wrong. Short term capital gains is counted as your income, so you pay whatever bracket you're in. 30% sounds about right for most folks, but I don't know.
So if you make $50k salary and $50k in stock profits, your income is now $100k
You also have to pay quarterly if it's anything over $1000 or you'll be charged a fee
I work for Turbo tax and didn’t know about the calculator