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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Paying Capital Gains Tax
When paying Capital Gains, do you pay both Federal (15%) and State (?-varies by state?)
I know, 1031 and defer...but thinking about keeping options open as to how to re-deploy...
Thx.
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@Terry N. By the forum you've posted in, I'll assume you are flipping houses.
You will pay ordinary income tax PLUS 15.3% self-employment tax PLUS state income tax. A good estimate is 40% - 50% tax on your flipping income.
You cant defer taxes from flipping through a 1031 exchange. You're stuck paying the tax.