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To: CatOwner

Just found this in the Motley Fool

How tax reform would treat dividend and capital gains income
Under current law, investors pay preferential rates on qualified dividends and long-term capital gains. If you’re in the existing 10% or 15% brackets, then you’ll pay a 0% rate. Those in the 25% to 35% brackets pay a maximum of 15% on their qualified dividends and long-term capital gains, while those in the 39.6% bracket pay a 20% maximum tax on that investment income.

Bless DT !!!


65 posted on 12/17/2017 9:34:54 PM PST by jcon40 (The other post before yours really nails it for me. I have been a DOithS / PC guy forever and alway)
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To: jcon40

What you posted is how capital gains are taxed under the current law. So, that’s going to change since tax brackets are different.


67 posted on 12/17/2017 9:40:56 PM PST by CatOwner
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