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Cyndie Rogers
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Crystal River, FL
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Capital Gains - how are they calculated?

Cyndie Rogers
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Crystal River, FL
Posted

Question-If your taxable income for married filing jointly is less than the $83,350 threshold does that put you into the zero percent tax bracket for capital gains?  So if your gain on the sale of a property is $100,000, do you pay zero percent or 15% or some other calculation?

It seems like it should be easy to understand but, of course, it depends on your perspective.  Thanks for any feedback. 

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