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Tax strategies for selling stocks and invest in property
Hi All,
I’m selling stocks (selling around $500k , around 50% of it is long term gain) to invest in a property. I’m already in high tax bracket ($350k income) . I’m selling mostly long term capital gains but I need to pay 20% on long term cap federal and 13% California effective 33% on my cap gains. Are you aware of any tax strategy in this situation? My CPA sucks , CPA recommendation is appreciated
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@Pete Kay
You may also be subject to the 3.8% net investment income tax which puts the tax at around 37.8%.
You may want to look to seeing if you can invest the gains into a qualified opportunity fund. This would defer and also slightly decrease the tax burden. Something you should talk to your tax adviser about.
Also - do you have any stocks that decreased in value? you may want to sell some of those stocks to even out a little bit.
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